POLITICS

'Real risk' of EU imposing visas for North Americans travelling to the bloc, says an EU source.

Government however insists it is committed to 'provide information to the public.'

Areas such as Paris, Nantes, Toulouse and Rennes are being taken over for demonstrations.

Newspaper claims police were pressurised to remove word from initial reports on New Year's Eve attacks.

The Britain Stronger In Europe deputy chairman spoke to IBTimes UK about the 23 June vote.

'If Congolese people go down in the streets, Sassou Nguesso will massacre them', activist claims.

The watchdog spoke to IBTimes UK amid a row over the £9m leaflet drive to 23 million homes.

Britain also demanded full investigation into death of former Rwandan ambassador Jacques Bihozagara.

Tony Burke, assistant general secretary of Unite, spoke to IBTimes UK about the development.

Blocked ambassador Ray Ndhlukula has benefited from Mugabe's controversial farm seizures.

The FBI has begun briefing some US senators on how it unlocked the San Bernardino killer's iPhone.

Result signals doubts about Netherlands' place in Europe among Dutch voters.

The government is printing leaflets carrying the warning, which will be sent to 27 UK million homes

Israel's weapons sales to Europe jumped from $724m in 2014 to $1.6bn in 2015.

Prime Minister David Cameron had urged EU members to recognise the differences between companies and trusts.

Guns represent an 'urgent public health threat' that demands study, says representative of coalition.

Iceland's ruling coalition said the deputy chair of the Progressive Party will take over shortly.

In the clip shared by the Daily Show, Trump commented on his infant daughter's breasts.

Sanders and Clinton will vie for 14 Wyoming delegates ahead of the all-important New York primary.

Stefanini has now been named as ambassador to Unesco.

Respect Party hopeful believes his election campaign bus was deliberately targeted.

Post-electoral violence has led to 17 dead after clashes erupted between government forces and gunmen.

Five reasons that could make you 'Putinphobic'.

Johnson backed the prime minister as he faces questions over his late father's tax arrangements.

The hunting party were grabbed from an Iraqi desert camp at dawn in Samawah province.

'Leave' spokesmen Michael Gove and Boris Johnson are among the favourites to succeed Cameron.

Soliciting itself is no longer punished, but clients also face a €3,500 fine for repeated offences.

Fan Binxing was blocked by the system when he tried to access a South Korean website during a lecture.

Trump later reversed himself to say doctors who provide abortions should be held responsible.