POLITICS

Supreme People's Court judge says president's attack on US judiciary against the rule of law.

The US president had said Iran was "playing with fire" following the test-firing of a ballistic missile.

Sources close to the company and union tell IBTimes UK they want to meet this week.

The situation for the gay community has been deteriorating in Tanzania amid government crackdown.

A gloomy forecast for renewable industry just because Donald Trump is the White House is premature.

Bercow has approved invitations for other leaders accused of human rights abuses.

More Labour MPs could quit the party's frontbench in protest over the three-line whip.

Charlie Hebdo attacker and Berlin Christmas market terrorism didn't get enough coverage, says Trump administration.

Sarkozy is accused of knowingly breaking campaign finance rules in 2012.

Prime Minister Bill English says the talks reaffirmed the relationships that both countries share.

The entire fleet is expected to be built by 2026.

Ban hurting states financially by hitting universities, hospitals, and tax revenue from tourists, states say.

Communities Secretary Sajid Javid insisted Bercow did not speak for the government.

Under the controversial law houses built illegally on privately owned Palestinian land will be legalised.

Ceasefire in place since December after simmering conflict left 15,000 Mozambican displaced.

The US and Japan successfully conducted the test of their jointly developed missile interceptor on 3 February.

The fund will help the poorest in middle-income countries 'to stand on their own two feet'.

Both companies drew criticism during the US election campaign for failing to curb the spread of fake news.

"Trump doesn't like his people to look weak," a source told Politico.

The ships sailed within days of US defence chief James Mattis pledging to defend Japan and the islands.

Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania and Niger to establish regional anti-jihadist unit.

Bernardi has been critical of the 'moderate' nature of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull-led government

Democrats must sway one more Republican against DeVos to block confirmation as education secretary.

President also slammed media for underreporting 'radical Islamic terrorist' attacks.

Suggested changes defeated after May tells MPs not to 'obstruct the will of the British people'.

New Amnesty International report alleges thousands of extrajudicial killings at Saydnaya prison.

Presidential candidate was favourite to beat Marine Le Pen but has since slipped in the polls.

British MPs are due to debate Israeli settlements in the House of Commons later this week.

Press Secretary Sean Spicer says the law and Constitution are on the president's side.