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Kizza Besigye supporter dies as police clash with protesters

Uganda elections 2016: Opposition leader Kizza Besigye claims he is not responsible for death of supporter

Tensions ignited after Ugandan opposition leader was detained after police claimed life of protester.

Besigye: 'No chance of Uganda election being free or fair', as supporter is shot dead in Kampala

Kizza Besigye said he has no confidence that elections this week will be free or fair.

EU referendum: Top Labour MP Chuka Umunna backs controversial 'emergency migration break'

Umunna says David Cameron's renegotiation is 'meaningful and deserving of our support'.

Oxford Labour anti-Semitism row: Jewish students 'unsurprised' by reports of left-wing bigotry

Oxford JSoc hopes anti-Semitism on the student left is 'finally taken seriously' following OULC chair resignation.

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EU referendum: Doubts over legality of renegotiation deal as Cameron visits Brussels

Downing Street has reportedly admitted MEPs could make significant changes to settlement.

Nicolas Sarkozy in French regional elections

Nicolas Sarkozy: Former French president in court over 2012 campaign spending

Sarkozy's campaign team is accused of overspending during the 2012 presidential election

Grammys 2016: Jimmy Carter and other US presidents who struck gold

Former US President Jimmy Carter won a Grammy in the best spoken word category at the 2016 awards.

Women's Equality Party leader Sophie Walker: More men must lead debate for equal pay

Walker spoke to IBTimes UK about equal pay, childcare and equal parenting.

US gives go ahead to first American factory in Cuba since revolution

Two-man Alabama company will open tractor plant to supply farmers in 2017.

US F-22 stealth fighter jets North Korea

US to deploy F-22 stealth jets in South Korea as Park Geun-hye warns of Pyongyang regime collapse

South Korean president warns Kim Jong-un's regime is bound to crumble if it pursues its nuclear activities.

George Bush slams Donald Trump at rally for younger brother Jeb

While hinting at Donald Trump, the former US President pointed out that 'theatrics' do not indicate 'strength'.

Turkish warplanes violate Greek airspace 22 times within 24 hours

Greek and Turkish aircraft engaged in 'virtual dogfights' above the skies of Aegean islands.

John Oliver takes on voter ID laws on Last Week Tonight

The late night TV show host highlighted just how restrictive the laws can be on everyday Americans.

Donald Trump continues assault on Ted Cruz before South Carolina primary

With five days before the primary, Trump has called Cruz 'unstable' and has threatened to sue him.

EU referendum: David Cameron to let Eurosceptic ministers speak out this week

Cameron to hold Cabinet meeting to lift collective responsibility on 19 February if he strikes deal.

EU referendum: Unison will launch major consultation to decide stance on Brexit vote

The 1.2 million-strong union told IBTimes UK it could back either side or remain neutral.

EU referendum: Donald Tusk tells leaders to start listening amid 'real' risk of a break-up

'I have only one political reflection. This is a critical moment,' said Tusk.

ITV's Robert Peston tells Tory MP Sir Nicholas Soames to 'eff off' following unsolicited style advice

Twitter row erupted over Soames' no-nonsense rebuke of a Eurosceptic Conservative colleague.

Housing Bill: Lib Dem peers will try to block Tory 'pay to stay' plan for council homes

Tim Farron says Lib Dem peers will try to block 'pay to stay' and 'right-to-buy' for housing associations.

Corbyn opposing Cameron's emergency brake on EU benefits is political suicide for Labour

There are important things to fight for in Europe but Working Tax Credits for migrants is not one of them.

Ugandan opposition leader is detained by police ahead of election

Ugandan opposition candidate Kizza Besigye detained by police on the way to Kampala rally

EU referendum: Ukip call David Cameron 'chicken' after dropping Nigel Farage meeting

Prime minister was due to meet the Eurosceptic firebrand alongside other political group leaders.

Ukraine bans Russian trucks in tit-for-tat trade battle between Moscow and Kiev

It follows Russia banning Ukrainian trucks as dispute between the neighbours deepens.

George Osborne's tax avoidance mess would be brilliant satire if it wasn't so depressing

He called tax avoidance 'morally repugnant' - then got a payout from his family firm which failed to pay it.

US election 2016: Donald Trump booed by his own party as he goes after Jeb Bush in South Carolina

Audience threw their support behind Bush and Rubio as Trump faced a chorus of barracking.

Belarus: EU eases sanctions on 'Europe's last dictator' Alexander Lukashenko

Brussels seeks to improve ties with Minsk to help deal with the conflict in Ukraine.

EU referendum: GMB Union set to 'angrily' back 'remain' vote despite fury over Trade Union Bill

Source told IBTimes UK that David Cameron has 'poisoned the well' with the union.

Kenya: Government has failed victims of post-election rape and sexual violence

EXCLUSIVE: Jaqueline Mutere, a survivor, tells of devastating consequences and stigma linked to rapes.

Hong Kong: Top official blames 'radical separatists' for Mong Kok riots

The riot took place after officials tried to remove illegal hawkers who had set up their shops in Mong Kok.

Saudi Arabia embarks on massive military drill with 2,500 warplanes and 20,000 tanks

Riyadh embarks on an 18-day muscle-flexing exercise involving 20 countries in volatile Middle East.

Ex-NY governor linked to prostitutes, Elliot Spitzer, now being investigated in alleged assault

Young woman claims her 'boyfriend' attacked her during argument in Manhattan's Plaza Hotel.

Obama tells Russia to stop bombing rebel positions as Putin rejects 'double standards'

Russia and the US presidents discuss Syrian conflict over telephone after Munich deal.

Kim Jong-un calls for more rocket launches as he faces assassination threat

Dictator contends North should brace itself because hostile forces get 'ever more frantic to suffocate' Pyongyang.

US State Department releases new batch of Hillary Clinton emails

More than a 1,000 new pages of documents were released, including 84 classified emails.

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