POLITICS

Leader of anti-Islam and eurosceptic Freedom Party ahead in Austria election.

Katumbi 'asked for conditional release' to seek medical care abroad after police pelted tear gas at him.

Obama's comments came after the number of US cases jumped from 48 to 157.

Leading US gun-rights advocacy group prefers Trump to Clinton.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks to Burundian rapper Kaya Free about 'living in harmony without divisions'.

The London mayor wants to prove to the US presidential candidate that Muslims are not bad people.

Three editors leave their posts after sensitive stories about Russia's elite.

Ukip leader says he could find more pro-EU stars by knocking on £500m houses in Notting Hill.

Four women are among the nine candidates to take over the top job at the United Nations.

Decision has taking many Israeli political experts by surprise.

Candidates from Austria's two main parties, Social Democrats and People's Party (ÖVP), have not made it to the run-off.

During her inauguration ceremony President Tsai Ing-wen urged China to "drop the baggage of history".

European Commission president made his strongest intervention yet in the EU referendum campaign.

India's grand old political party loses power in Assam and Kerala.

Mujica says that he has respect for Maduro, but he blamed the president for the current crisis in Venezuela.

UK minister Hugo Swire referred to the arguments as 'erroneous' and said that it was 'based on imagination'.

Obama may consider extending arms sales to Vietnam in a bid to further strengthen ties between the former wartime enemies.

Intervention comes after Barack Obama and other world leaders have warned against a 'leave' vote.

Exclusive: former candidate Marie-Therese Nlandu tells IBTimes UK about her sham trial.

China is paying extra attention to Taiwan, as Tsai's party is traditionally known to favour independence from mainland China.

Nato welcomes Montenegro as its 29th member further fuelling tensions with Russia.

Clinton says her contest with Vermont senator is effectively over ahead of June primaries.

Actors, artists and musicians appeal to British voters in an open letter ahead of 23 June referendum.

Caleb Andrew Bailey was indicted by a federal grand jury, the Justice Department announced on 19 May.

The bill, which would make performing an abortion a felony, heads to Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin's office.

The $25 duffle bag includes emergency rations in the event that Trump secures the White House.

Number 10 has previously said TTIP will not threaten the NHS but a Labour-led amendment want it in law.

Gambians have been calling for electoral reforms and President Yahya Jammeh to step down.

Employment minister Priti Patel says a 'leave' vote at the 23 June ballot will help the industry.