POLITICS

'Of course he was sworn in,' says leader of Hungarian nationalist group Vitezi Rend.

First Minister of Scotland described move as 'untenable, undemocratic and totally unsustainable'.

Under the nation's 2006 laws, homosexuality is a crime.

"There is no way removing the egg from the omelette can be done in two years."

Space agency said it would be 'reshaping' its focus based on the resources available.

Corporate account seemingly hacked after tweet is sent ridiculing president's "tiny hands".

UK prime minister said "all our energies" should be focused on Brexit negotiations rejecting SNP plans.

Group allege that Farage's campaign failed to declare £26,302, more than £10,000 over legal limit.

Group said they were behind the parcel bomb sent to Wolfgang Schäuble.

Department head Rex Tillerson defends plans to cut prevention of mass atrocities and reduce UN, World Bank funding.

The president's public statements indicate the aim is 'the realisation of the long-envisioned Muslim ban'.

China to fund projects including massive health facility, desalination plants and university in Balochistan.

Free market think-tank and Federation of Small Businesses spoke to IBTimes UK about the issue.

Chancellor was forced into embarrassing U-turn over National Insurance hike for the self-employed.

Pro-democracy activist Linda Masarira tells IBTimes UK about pervasive criminal cases against opponents.

Urges China and Southeast Asian nations to conclude a legally binding code of conduct in South China Sea.

McCain and Paul clashed over Montenegro's Nato membership.

PM can now choose date for when to begin two year process of leaving the EU.

Failings to ensure first peaceful transition of power in DRC could spark rise of insecurity and instability.

Support for populist parties has not diminished despite failing to deliver blow to political stability.

Civil servants, rural workers and labour unions took part in demonstrations in Sao Paulo, Brasilia and Rio de Janeiro.

The estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was murdered on 13 February.

The US secretary of state said countries should adopt a 'new approach' to make Pyongyang abandon its nuclear ambitions.

The president said he expected "some very interesting items coming to the forefront over the next two weeks".

French President Francois Hollande and front runner Emmanuel Macron have praised the victory by Mark Rutte.

Development comes after drivers' union Aslef and Southern operator GTR agreed to new terms.

An opposition lawmaker accused the president of violating the constitution, betraying public trust, among other crimes.

Of 15 Cabinet agencies, 12 face deep cuts while boosting money for the military, law enforcement, private education.

The party's spending return for the general election was missing £104,765 worth of payments.