POLITICS

Johnson has said there is no 'loyalty' to the idea of a unified Europe.

President Nicolas Maduro orders military drills to take on 'foreign threats'.

David Cameron and Jeremy Corbyn in big push for Remain EU campaign.

Cricketer turned politician admits he bought a flat in 1983 through an offshore company.

Emergency imposed citing threats from the US and the country's own right wing opposition.

Geraldine Roman tells IBTimes UK about her struggles with gender and her landmark political victory.

The presidential candidate denies having made any calls in which he posed as a 'John Miller' or 'John Barron'.

Police beat the crowd back as they gathered outside the courthouse to support Katumbi.

Internet giant gets in hot water for excluding minority neighbourhoods in many US cities from Prime.

Top Labour MP says that Brussels has been a 'strong friend to British women at work' despite its shortcomings.

Speaker of the House says he is "very encouraged" by meeting Trump on Thursday 12 May.

Hacker named shenfenzheng shares personal details of business tycoons Jack Ma and Wang Jianlin.

The vice president took up his new role following the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff.

A Conservative press officer is heard branding Ashley Fox 'a bit naughty' after the incident.

Clooney said Americans do not fear Muslims or immigrants or women, and that they will not let fear be an issue.

Lebanese militant group confirms death of Mustafa Badreddine but Israel yet to respond.

Although the order cannot be enforced by law, it carries the threat of lawsuits or loss of federal aid.

'I've gotten fed up with him,' Mar-a-Lago estate 'historian' says of the president.

The judge ruled Obama exceeded his authority in funding a provision that sent billions in subsidies to insurers.

The former Tory prime minister waded into the Brexit debate for the first time.

This is a bad message to countries being vilified for turning public broadcasters into state broadcasters.

The Caribbean tax haven has always engaged with tax authorities when asked.

IPCC confirm that police did not protect former Tory leader by dropping a case against a former brothel owner.

FBU chief Matt Wrack warns former Mayor of London is most likely to benefit from a Brexit vote.

Starter homes, pay-to-stay and other policies get go-ahead as Lords back down.

A number of pro-impeachment protesters were seen crying with joy after Rousseff was suspended.

Watchdog is hoping to retrieve information from the party relating to its expenses investigation.

The Rwandan president addresses the 2015 referendum which enabled him to run for third term in 2017 election.

The Democratic Unity coalition push to oust Maduro as the country's economic crisis worsens.