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Barack Obama says his administration is concentrating on securing an agreement with the EU.

Barack Obama and wife Michelle welcomed to Windsor Castle by the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.

Mayor of London claimed US President harbours anti-British sentiments because of his ancestry.

Reporters Without Borders slams beating of Radio Tomisa reporter Badylon Kawanda by ANR.

The UK Parliament will be asked to increase online piracy sentences to 10 years at the earliest opportunity.

Tickets from bookmakers and the Jockey Club were disclosed in the Commons' register of interests.

Deby's victory overshadowed by the disappearance of sixty soldiers believed to have voted against Deby.

International Federation For Human Rights condemns the deadly crackdown on protesters.

Nations will meet in New York today to sign the Paris Agreement set out at COP21 last year.

US president says UK's influence on the world stage is magnified by its membership of the EU.

Republican candidate said it was wrong for former slave's image to replace seventh president Andrew Jackson.

Research firm says potential Brexit, Grexit and migrant crisis could stretch 28-country bloc to its limits.

London is home to the European headquarters of 60% of the world's non-European global businesses.

EXCLUSIVE: Labour front-runner outlines pro-business case in op-ed for IBTimes UK.

Ri Su-yong says the country had no option as dialogue had failed.

Power cuts follow plunging water level in the country's main reservoir.

The Republican frontrunner's comment caused quite an uproar among his rivals.

Obama jumps out of the Saudi frying pan into the fire of the EU referendum debate.

He told ambassadors from the 2 countries to 'shut their mouths' after they slammed his rape comment.

Exclusive: Rights group slams most UN proposals as 'ineffective' and purposefully restrained.

Hillary Clinton could have a female vice presidential running mate if she wins the Democrat nomination.

Relations between the US and Iran have long been fractious.

GO backer and Leave.EU founder Arron Banks wants Peter Bone and Tom Pursglove to return the money.

The rise of unpredictable demagogues seems to be a recurrent feature of democracy.

Protesters numbering 200 from branch of Pegida movement outnumbered by counter-demonstrators.

Mayoral candidate Paul Golding broadcast from the spot where Fusilier Lee Rigby was murdered.

Families accuse Valentin Bagorikunda of threats and failing to look into assassinations.

Mugamba, primarily Tutsi, saw protest movements against President Pierre Nkuzunziza's third mandate

Department for Business says the government could take a 25% stake in the company.