POLITICS

His main challenge will be mending strained relationship between Trump and the intelligence agency.

Tareq Haddad Jan 24, 2017

The move comes two days after millions of women across the globe marched to defend their rights.

Tareq Haddad Jan 24, 2017

Donald Trump has previously shown disdain for Nato and labelled it 'obsolete'.

Tareq Haddad Jan 24, 2017

Syria's top negotiator Bashar Jaafari said opposition groups went outside agreed frameworks.

Tareq Haddad Jan 24, 2017

The 11 top judges will decide whether MPs and peers should have a vote on Article 50.

Ian Silvera Jan 24, 2017

The former Exxon CEO now needs the full backing of the Senate, where Republicans hold a majority.

James Tennent Jan 23, 2017

The move brought both praise and condemnation from across the political spectrum.

James Tennent Jan 23, 2017

IBTimes UK looks at the appointment of the new VP as President Barrow prepares to leave Senegal.

Ludovica Iaccino Jan 23, 2017

'If you so fundamentally reject this country, then I'd prefer it if you leave,' said Rutte.

Romil Patel Jan 23, 2017

White House press secretary blasts the media's portrayal of a rift between Trump and the intel community.

Nicole Rojas Jan 23, 2017

New act would allow some states to keep Affordable Care Act if its working for them.

Graham Lanktree Jan 23, 2017

Sean Spicer faces reporters for the first time since attacking press for accurately reporting inauguration numbers

Graham Lanktree Jan 23, 2017

Anti-Trump protesters abused me for attending the DeploraBall, but we're more liberal than they realise.

Cassandra Fairbanks Jan 23, 2017

Defence secretary faced a grilling from MPs over claims the government covered-up the test.

Ian Silvera Jan 23, 2017

IBTimes UK looks at the former head of the Anglican church expected to quell Kenya's rampant graft.

Elsa Buchanan Jan 23, 2017

Fake news abounded in George Orwell's time just as it did as far back as you wish to look.

James Bloodworth Jan 23, 2017

A doctored picture of the president being guided by Christ has been revered and mocked.

Staff Reporter Jan 23, 2017

She now has fewer than six weeks before the province go to the polls after the collapse of Stormont.

Brendan Cole Jan 23, 2017

A group of congressmen has submitted a bill that seeks to end US membership in the UN.

Graham Lanktree Jan 23, 2017

Spicer incorrectly claimed Trump's swearing-in drew the "largest audience to ever witness an inauguration."

Lydia Smith Jan 23, 2017

Ex-eader Robinson left the EDL in 2013 and founded Pegida UK – an offshoot of the German nationalist movement.

Josh Robbins Jan 23, 2017

Cummings tells IBTimes UK of the urgent need to lift unemployed youth out of poverty to avoid new crisis.

Elsa Buchanan Jan 23, 2017

Details of a $1.35m diamond ring and $500k luxury Dubai villa have emerged.

Elsa Buchanan Jan 23, 2017

Bookies such as Paddy Power and William Hill are refusing to give a price on Trump being killed.

Shane Croucher Jan 23, 2017

Video from inaugural interfaith prayer service goes viral after verger avoids President

Staff Reporter Jan 23, 2017

Admiral Lord West says the secrecy surrounding the malfunction was 'bizarre'.

Ian Silvera Jan 23, 2017

The Left wastes time hurling insults instead of addressing his questionable links.

Daniel Hannan Jan 23, 2017

Intelligence agencies examining if Flynn broke law against negotiating with foreign governments.

Graham Lanktree Jan 23, 2017

China raised objections to the deployment saying the anti-missile system's radar could penetrate its territory.

Pavitra Dwibhashyam Jan 23, 2017