POLITICS

A Kremlin spokesman acknowledged that President Vladimir Putin preferred Donald Trump over Clinton.

South Korea's disgraced leader said 'truth will be definitely unearthed' after court verdict.

'We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies' comment wins praise from Ku Klux Klan's David Duke but critics in Congress denounce it.

President's eldest son adds that he misses intensity of being on election campaign trail but wants nothing to do with the politics.

SNP leader piles on the pressure on Theresa May ahead of prime minister triggering Article 50 with European Union.

Republican party hopeful sees support plummet since allegations surfaced of paying family members for fake parliamentary jobs.

Turkish leader warns the Dutch they will 'pay the price' for stopping Turkish ministers holding referendum campaign rally to build support for power-grab proposals.

Research shows that Chancellor Philip Hammond's Budget increase in NIC plus cuts in universal credit would hit single-parent families hardest.

Johnson said the attack on the Balkan nation led him to believe that Russia were up to 'dirty tricks'.

Corbyn supporters are sharing the old website as Labour falls 18 points behind in polls.

The Leicester West MP said she could not understand why Labour failed to promote women into top jobs.

US president has tweeted only eight times since claiming Obama was wiretapping him.

Moon portrays himself as a moderate, rational leader backed by the younger generation.

Leaked report warns of the 'major economic shocks' if UK-EU deal is not struck.

MPs warn of 'real prospect' that negotiations with the EU will end with no deal.

News comes in the wake of CIA accusations that Russia intervened in the US election.

The Lords sent the 'Brexit Bill' back to the Commons with two amendments.

Turkish foreign minister says Ankara's retaliation would be several times harsher.

South Korea's impeached leader set to vacate the presidential palace.

Turkish Minister of Family Fatma Betul Sayan Kaya entered Rotterdam after travelling by road from Germany.

Bharara is among 46 US attorneys asked to leave office by Trump's justice department.

The executive branch has until Monday 13 March to submit any evidence Trumps phones were tapped.

Comments follow the revelation there were more men called 'John' in top jobs than women.

Donald Trump was said to be in Washington DC over the weekend.

Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu was due to speak at a rally in Rotterdam on 11 March.

The BJP also won the northern state of Uttarakhand, but was defeated in Punjab.

The Smile singer has faced a barrage of online abuse for her political views.

The debate over whether to re-write charter that calls for Israel's destruction is raging in Gaza.

IBTimes UK exclusively speaks to novelist Rahmani about his struggle for freedom of expression.