POLITICS

A record 31 political parties have registered to take part in the Dutch General Election on 15 March.

Supreme Court repeatedly delayed judgement for Mohamed Cheikh Ould M'khaitir, accused of blasphemy.

Former top UK diplomat to the EU issued warning to the Commons' European Scrutiny Committee.

Trudeau describes Trump's policies as "building walls and scapegoating communities".

The rebels accused President Duterte of not keeping his promise to release all political prisoners.

Sales of game about the Iranian Revolution will help fight the president's refugee ban.

Some 125 million child brides are still exposed to domestic and sexual violence, despite leaders' efforts.

IBTimes UK reveals new efforts in the House of Commons to find out what happened off US coast last June.

If the Brexit Bill passes Britain will start formally the process of leaving the EU.

Ban made the announcement at an impromptu press conference following a meeting with his country's conservative party leaders.

The US had agreed to a refugee resettlement deal with Australia late last year and Trump agreed to honour it.

Native American groups have vowed legal action against the decision.

Foreign Minister Lubomir Zaoralek said the attack resembles the one recently carried out against the DNC.

Iran neither confirmed nor denied the launch, but said it would never use such a missile to target another country.

Trump attended a meeting with cyber experts and the heads of intelligence agencies.

Green card holder Naimma, 75, died a day after being turned back at Iraqi airport.

Friends claim Alexandre Bissonnette expressed anti-immigration views towards Muslim refugees.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer suggests objectors should 'get with the programme or go'.

Colorado Justice will replace the late Antonin Scalia.

The former PM allegedly urged Lord Rothermere to remove Paul Dacre from his post.

White House press secretary made comments about the boy who is a US citizen and lives in Maryland.

The late Rae Kushner gave 1982 interview for use in US Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.

Stephen Greenhalgh tells IBTimes UK that Khan is 'czar-crazy' and the new role is unnecessary.

Professor Tim Bale says the House of Commons faces a split between 'panglossians and pessimists'.

Rev Philip Pizzo posted a jokey 'Jump against Trump' meme on Facebook.

As scandal mounts around the front-runner more allegations have emerged.

Dutch citizens who live abroad and wish to vote in the General Election on 15 March should register by end of 1 February

Sulu Sea is infamous for the presence of the jihadist rebel group Abu Sayyaf.

His anti-Muslim ban reinforces the belief that the West is at war with Islam.