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Lockheed Martin shares fall after Trump tweets about 'tremendous cost' of F-35

The president-elect added that he had asked Boeing to "price-out a comparable F-18 Super Hornet".

Trump transition team says it's 'premature' to rule Russia a defence priority

President Barack Obama, Nato, and former Defence Secretary Dick Cheney rank Vladimir Putin high on list of threats to west.

King Charles III: Is the Queen getting ready to hand over the reins to her son?

Prince Charles may still be backseat driver but the palace PR machine is firmly behind him.

Trump urges UN Security Council to block resolution to halt Israeli settlements

President-elect says that peace between Israel and Palestine is only possible through direct negotiation

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Evidence of Russian hacking in Ukraine linked back to US election, says new report

Cybersecurity firm that investigated DNC hack offers more evidence tying Russia to US election intrusions

Prince Charles urges tolerance in 'echoes of the dark days of 1930s' warning

British royal also raised the plight of Christians in Syria in Christmas radio message.

Vladimir Putin to attend slain Russian ambassador Andrey Karlov's funeral

Russian president postpones annual press conference to pay tributes to the late envoy.

Phil Berger in the North Carolina senate

LGBT groups condemn 'failure' to repeal bathroom bill in North Carolina

The contentious special session once again brought to light the state's fractured political situation.

Gambia: Yahya Jammeh says he will wait for court ruling in January before ceding power

Jammeh, who lost to Adama Barrow, is seeking to annul the results of the country's presidential elections.

Billionaire Carl Icahn given regulation reform special adviser role in Trump administration

Icahn will not be a federal employee but will be advising Trump as an individual, the statement said.

Sino-American ties likely to face fresh 'uncertainties' under Trump, China foreign minister says

Wang Yi says only mutual respect for each other's core interests will ensure stable relations.

Incoming Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer backs Trump's $1tn infrastructure plan

The New York Democrat said he can also find common ground with Trump on trade.

US returns massive piece of land in Okinawa to Japan

Close to 10,000 acres of land has been handed over to Japanese government by the US military.

Putin claims US allegations of Russia attempting to hack presidential elections is a ploy

Putin confirms 'higher level of protection' following ambassador assassination

The Russian president said it 'was a problem' guards could not take their weapons outside of embassies.

Event schedule for Trump inauguration weekend released by Presidential Inauguration Committee

Trump's inauguration festivities will begin on 19 January and will conclude on 21 January.

Trump appoints China critic Peter Navarro to head White House National Trade Council

Navarro penned a book in 2011 titled Death By China, which has also been made into a documentary.

Ties between Putin and Le Pen probed amid claims Front National gets Kremlin-linked funds

According to reports foreign loans accepted by France's National Front are being probed by the US

Romania gets set to make history with its first woman and Muslim prime minister

Sevil Shhaideh is from the country's Tatar minority.

North Carolina lawmakers fail to repeal controversial 'bathroom bill'

The state was condemned for having an anti-LGBT stance by introducing the bill earlier in 2016.

Theresa May has no negotiation strategy for Brexit – the UK is heading for a lose-lose

Voting Leave was like boarding a plane without knowing where it was going.

Amid a rising death toll, global powers react as Kabila refuses to stand down from power

'We can't go on like nothing is happening,' said French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault.

President Obama bans oil drilling in US Arctic 'permanently'

Outgoing US President unveiled move in conjunction with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

The UK Muslim community feels under attack

Social media analysis shows how Hopkins, Farage and the Daily Mail are alienating and dividing our country.

Trump to drop 'drain the swamp' slogan says Gingrich

President-elect's adviser Newt Gingrich says Trump supporters 'tired of hearing this stuff'.

Not just Putin's pal: ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson would be formidable as Trump's Secretary of State

There's a lot more to Donald Trump's pick for Secretary of State than his dealings with Russia's Vladimir Putin.

Labour MP Jamie Reed to quit Commons and trigger Copeland by-election

Former shadow health minister plans to join the nuclear industry after serving in parliament since 2005.

UK thinks Santa Claus would have voted against Brexit and Donald Trump

YouGov survey also showed the British electorate think Father Christmas is a Green Party supporter.

Diane James breaks silence over Ukip leadership resignation and that Farage kiss

MEP gave her first broadcast interview since quitting the top job and the pro-Brexit party.

Five facts about Gambia's president Yahya Jammeh

Gambia's Yahya Jammeh vows to remain in power as he is 'not a coward'

Long-standing leader wants to contest Adama Barrow's win due to what he calls 'unacceptable abnormalities'.

Peter Tatchell (R) stages a protest as Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn (C) makes speech on International Human Rights Day

Jeremy Corbyn's silence over Aleppo shows how he has become a lobbyist for Iran

Labour leader does not understand Syria is an open sore, from which the poison of fascist populism is spreading.

US objection to China's militarisation in South China Sea questioned in article in Chinese daily

A maritime political analyst said other claimants of the territorial dispute have militarised.

Trump ignoring Russian threat to focus on Isis, documents reveal

Top concern for Nato and Pentagon ignored by President-elect, who wants to concentration on Islamic extremists.

Debbie Abrahams interview: UK's self-employment boom is unsustainable

Labour's shadow work and pensions secretary issued warning to IBTimes UK after latest ONS figures.

Philippines justice department files criminal case against Duterte critic Senator Leila de Lima

The senator lashed out at President Duterte saying he should be on the top of his drug list.

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