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Iran parliamentary polls underway as Ayatollah Khamenei casts his vote

Moderates and hardliners are fighting to take control of parliament and assembly.

US proposes mandatory cargo inspections in North Korea sanctions

The US calls the draft resolution the toughest sanctions against Pyongyang in more than two decades.

Former Mexican president Vicente Fox in f-word outburst over Donald Trump's wall

Fox also discussed Trump's support among Republican Latinos in Nevada earlier in the week.

Republican debate as it happened: Remaining 5 GOP candidates face off before Super Tuesday

The CNN-Telemundo debate kicks off in Ted Cruz's home state of Texas, just two days after the Nevada caucus.

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India urges United Nations to take action against new list of Pakistan-based terrorists

India is calling for the UN to ban Pakistan-based terrorists, including Pathankot attack mastermind Masood Azhar.

Irish election: Remote islanders cast votes a day early as politicians make final appeal in Dublin

Irish politicians are making their final bids for support ahead of the 2016 Ireland general election.

Tottenham Hotspur stadium: Boris Johnson gives Premier League club thumbs up for new ground

Chair Daniel Levy pleased Northumberland Development Project has received approval from the Mayor of London.

Oman backs Iran in refusal to consider oil output freeze

Country's oil minister said given recent sanction, Iran should be exempt from any production cuts.

Labour trident row: GMB Scotland chief warns 'tens of thousands' of jobs could be axed

EXCLUSIVE: Union's secretary in Scotland spoke to IBTimes UK ahead of a CND rally in London.

Isis in Libya: Caliphate cubs as young as 10 raped in Daesh training camps – UN report

Interviews with former Caliphate cubs reveal the extent of the abuse in Libya.

EU referendum: Watch David Cameron's appeal to remain in Europe

Cameron says the country will be 'stronger, safer and better off' if it stays in the bloc.

80-year-old father of jailed US man detained in Iran

Baquer Namazi is now in Evin Prison, his wife Effie Namazi has claimed.

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Ukraine attempting to 'humiliate' Russia with Eurovision entry, claims Kremlin official

Russia says Ukrainian song breaks rule banning 'politicised' songs from competition.

Hybrid warfare: How Russia is exploiting the refugee crisis to split the EU

Russia seeks to exploit rising anti-immigrant feeling in EU.

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Iran: We'll give cash to families of Palestinians who died 'as martyrs in Jerusalem'

Israel said the move 'encouraged terrorism' and showed Iran as a 'player' in international terror.

'I love the poorly educated': How Donald Trump learned from WWE to break the fourth wall

Donald Trump was once upon a time a part-time star in professional wrestling

Jeremy Corbyn jokes David Cameron is jealous of his jacket after being mocked at PMQs

Labour leader made the quip as he launched his party's Police and Crime Commissioners campaign.

Ted Cruz admits sharing platform with 'kill the gays' hate preacher Kevin Swanson was 'a mistake'

Republican candidate bows to pressure over speaking at 2015 religious liberties conference with notorious pastor

EU referendum: UK net migration down by 13,000 to 323,000 as David Cameron misses target again

British prime minister had promised to slash net migration to 'tens of thousands' at two elections.

Brazil's $250m underwater cable to Europe may be supported by Google, Facebook

Brazil's 5,900km-long submarine internet cable will connect the southern American country and Portugal.

Labour business tsar Anthony Watson: Uphold chief talks diversity quotas and EU referendum

EXCLUSIVE: Top LGBT executive and finance chief spoke to IBTimes UK about his new role.

UN makes first humanitarian aid airdrop in besieged Syrian city of Deir al-Zour

UN relief chief confirms airdrop reached target area in the Assad-controlled Syrian city of Deir al-Zour.

US presidential election 2016: Donald Trump wins first Congressional endorsements

Up until now Trump had not received any support from the Capitol and had indicated that it did not matter to him.

US Election 2016: Everything you need to know about Super Tuesday

Voters in 14 states will head to the polls or caucuses to choose their presidential nominees on 1 March.

Fresh sanctions looming large on North Korea as US and China agree on resolution

Washington and Beijing to prepare draft resolution calling for harsh UN sanctions on Pyongyang.

Donald Trump says he wants 'somebody that's political' as his running mate

The Republican frontrunner said it was 'too early' to name any potential vice presidential running mates.

Labour Party could lose 24 seats under redrawing of UK electoral map for 2020

Labour has accused the Government of seeking an unfair advantage in boundary reform.

EU referendum: Michael Gove 'faces sack' by David Cameron over Brexit stance

Justice Secretary has reportedly angered Number 10 for questioning legality of PM's EU renegotiation.

EU referendum: Number 10 forced to apologise for including general's name on pro-EU letter

General Sir Michael Rose says his name was included on letter backing EU without his consent.

EU referendum: Adnams chief Andy Wood says UK breweries should not 'pull up the drawbridge' in Brexit

Suffolk-based Adnams brewery and distillery wants UK to remain part of the European Union.

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Iran elections 2016: President Rouhani texts citizens 'dear people of Iran, the country needs your vote'

Text comes ahead of the 26 February elections and on the last day of campaigning.

Ukip reshuffle sees Suzanne Evans and Neil Hamilton pushed out of top posts ahead of EU referendum

Ukip source told IBTimes UK the decision was intended to 'marshal resources as best we can'.

Burundi talks: What you need to know ahead of the African Union peace delegation's arrival

All eyes are on South Africa president Jacob Zuma, head of mission aimed at resolving Burundi's crisis.

Turkey: Football legend Hakan Sukur faces prison after allegedly insulting President Erdogan on Twitter

Prosecutors allege former footballer 'insulted' president on social media.

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