POLITICS

Pro-fossil fuels Trump transition advisors are trying to get government aid for renewable energy projects cut.

Axing of £1bn green tech fund shows government 'disregarded their own promises,' opposition says.

Growing inequality and elite-wannabes hungry for power is a toxic mix, warns academic.

Mutineers have seized weapons from police stations as crisis escalates.

Obamacare, carmakers, Russia, the FBI, and Wikileaks all feature in the day's Twitter musings.

This is an empty action that says 'We don't like Trump', while presenting no ideas to enact change

Former Belgium Prime Minister says the EU is a ' beautiful political project'.

Doctors' union says the proposed deal would benefit docotrs but ignore public healthcare needs.

There have been over 2,000 prosecutions for stalking offences since they were introduced in 2012.

PCS union tells IBTimes UK that Whitehall is 'under immense pressure' at all levels.

Guenther Oettinger will be confirmed as head of Budget and Human Resources for the EU on 9 January.

Groups are setting up searchable archives of president-elect's statements to aid fact-checkers.

Satellite images show that the submarine had docked at Karachi harbour in May 2016.

For 50 years, UK denied the right of return to resettle for Chagos people it forcibly deported in 1971.

Japan has also suspends talks with South Korea on foreign currency swap.

Source close to negotiations tells IBTimes UK there has been 'lots of movement' in jobs dispute.

The vice president also said it was 'dangerous' for the president-elect to be skeptical of US intelligence agencies.

Netanyahu was investigated for allegedly accepting 'improper gifts' worth thousands of dollars from businessmen.

People close to Woolsey said he was not included in the meetings on national security with Trump and Michael Flynn.

The bill echo's North Carolina's HB2, which ostracised the state and lost investment.

Seoul summoned China's ambassador to protest against Beijing's alleged 'retaliatory measures' on the issue.

The report also found Russian officials celebrated Trump's win and congratulated themselves on the outcome.

Coats has been critical of Russia and may soften tensions between Trump and the US intelligence community.

Could the President-elect use a 2006 law to fund it via the government's annual spending package?

Peer hits outs at those 'intent on creating discord between the House of Commons and the House of Lords'.

The trade routes are seen as a Chinese attempt to challenge US economic dominance.

Republican Lindsey Graham advocates striking Vladimir Putin with more than mere sanctions.

The town of Sevnica is offering cakes, slippers, jars of honey and fish dishes named after Melania Trump.

America's top spy claims Russia used RT, social media and hacking to wage 'information war' on US