POLITICS

Administration aware "for weeks" of justice department warning about the national security adviser.

Watch Scottish Conservative leader tease details about the White House meeting in January.

Pyongyang might launch an ICBM sometime during a probable summit between the US and China, the report said.

The Philippines president would retreat to his rest house in Davao city and has no public event scheduled on Valentine's Day.

Senators have voiced their concerns to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis in a letter dated 9 February.

It will be the fourth country to rejoin the Commonwealth, following South Africa, Pakistan and Fiji.

The navy and the US Pacific Command propose to sail more warships near disputed territory.

Flynn fell on his sword after the controversy caused rifts within the Republicans.

Arnold says releasing the tapes before the election would not have made a difference.

Republican senators are on the fence while opposition groups are set to 'put the pressure on high'.

The British Medical Association chief says billions are needed for 'high risk' maintenance.

The foreign secretary has been accused of betraying the world's poorest countries for political gain.

Justin Welby hopes that Brexit is a chance for the UK to 'reimagine' itself.

The two leaders vowed to maintain trade relations between the US and Canada.

Trump promised to 'drain the swamp' only to fill his inner circle with Wall Street bankers.

Tarek El Aissami is accused of aiding and facilitating drug trafficking through Venezuela.

4Chan and Reddit shaped the narrative around Trump and Clinton with memes that swung the US election.

Tanzanian girls face endemic issues of corporal punishment and sexual harassment by teachers say campaigners.

National security adviser under fire over pre-election contact with Kislyak.

North American leaders distanced by age and worldview hold first meeting at White House.

Lord Kerslake expresses concern that Whitehall is slashing staff levels as workload mounts.

Asylum seekers crossing US-Canadian border on foot exhausting charity that finds temporary homes for refugees.

Behind the scenes imagery includes photo of the soldier who carries the US' nuclear codes.

The Lord tells IBTimes UK that a visit from the US president to the second city would be 'great news'.

For the openers, globalisation is to be embraced; for the closers, it's time to pull up the drawbridge.

But former deputy prime minster Nick Clegg urges justice secretary to take more dramatic steps.

£450,000 public artwork of Shakespeare character nicknamed Radcliffe's Revenge demeans women, says protester.

A decree condoning corrupt officials prompted thousands of people to demand the government's resignations.

Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau are set for their first meeting at the White House on 13 February.