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US presidential election: Millennials want to see a decrease in money influencing politics

Research shows that young people want to see a political system that 'prioritises the vote over the dollar'.

Isis in Iraq: Swedish teenager Marlin Stivani Nivarlain rescued from Daesh stronghold for second time

Nivarlain claim she was 'misled' by an ISIL member in Sweden to travel to Syria and later to Mosul.

Burundi: Opposition questions President Nkurunziza's promises to UN Secretary General

IBTimes UK asks opposition, human rights defenders and local residents their opinion on UN visit.

Israel foils Hamas attempt to smuggle consumer drones into Gaza for intelligence gathering

Israel's defence ministry finds quadcopter drones hidden inside a shipment of toys being driven into Gaza.

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Truck driver sues wife for 'insulting Turkey's president Recep Tayyip Erdogan'

'I kept on warning her, saying why are you doing this?' said Ali D, whose wife has reportedly filed for divorce

EU referendum: Pro-Brexit Bakers' Union will consider backing Grassroots Out

EXCLUSIVE: General secretary Ronnie Draper spoke to IBTimes UK about the historic ballot.

WikiLeaks: Classified documents show NSA bugged high-level climate change and politics talks

Ban Ki-Moon, Angela Merkel, Benjamin Netanyahu, Silvio Berlusconi and Nicolas Sarkozy were allegedly spied on.

Former home secretary Alan Johnson speaks during the Labour Party conference in Manchester

EU referendum: Read full speech from 'Labour In' chief Alan Johnson at Airbus

Senior Labour MP and pro-EU campaigner warned 50,000 manufacturing jobs could be lost after a Brexit.

Pakistan inaugurates world's first fully solar-powered parliament

Parliament's solar power plant will generate 80MW of energy, of which only 62MW will be used by the building.

EU referendum: Labour warns 50,000 manufacturing jobs would be lost after Brexit

'Labour In' chief Alan Johnson set to make major speech at Airbus in Bristol on Brexit issue.

China maintains combative tone on eve of Wang Yi's US visit

China smacks down accusations made by US over increasing 'militarisation' of South China Sea.

War on Isis: Daesh frees 43 Assyrian Christian captives in return for millions in ransom

The Islamists release the final batch of Assyrian Christians who were held hostage in Syria's Raqqa.

Ted Cruz axes spokesman for issuing misleading video challenging rival Marco Rubio's faith

His credibility attacked, Cruz takes action to underscore his campaign's 'integrity standards'

Republican John Kasich apologises after saying women 'left their kitchens' to get him elected

The Ohio governor was referring to his early campaign in 1978 in the controversial comments.

Republican debate: Where, when and how to watch the Telemundo debate from Texas

The remaining five candidates will appear in the final debate before Super Tuesday.

EU Referendum: Business boost for Cameron as they say Brexit will hurt UK jobs

A letter has been signed by 200 corporate chiefs as divisions within the Tories deepen.

Embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad announces parliamentary elections on 13 April

Unclear on how elections will be held in a country torn by civil unrest.

Latest poll shows disconnect between Labour members and MPs as Jeremy Corbyn gets strong approval

Yougov poll shows 72% of Labour members approve his performance.

China banning foreign media from publishing online is a huge step backwards

Measures to constrict international reporting are raising eyebrows at a time when the economy is slowing down.

EU referendum: David Cameron and Boris Johnson clash over Brexit vote in House of Commons

Prime minister and Mayor of London debated the future of the UK in front of fellow MPs.

Apple vs FBI - who is wrong? San Bernardino County says FBI told it to reset Syed Farook's Apple ID

As the Apple/FBI battle rages, San Bernardino Country now says FBI told it to reset Farook's password.

Iranian-American businessman Siamak Namazi detained in Iran denied lawyer and family visits

Family of Siamak Namazi were worriedto hear he was on hunger strike and had not met with his lawyer

EU referendum: Europe worries that the British vote could decide future of the European Union

EU member states have reacted to David Cameron and his EU renegotiation deal.

EU referendum: Conservative MPs insist David Cameron should remain party leader

Michael Fallon and John Whittingdale say the Conservatives will remain unified in support of Cameron.

Temporary uncertainty regarding the pound won't be damaging - as long as we remain in the EU

If bookmakers are right, the public will opt for the status quo to remain and for Britain to stay in the EU.

London mayoral election 2016: Tory hopeful Zac Goldsmith makes tax return public

Spokesman for Sadiq Khan tells IBTimes UK the Labour candidate will publish his this week.

Uganda Elections 2016: Opposition leader supporters reject Besigye's calls for defiance and unrest

Besigye said that he would launch a 'defiance campaign' if there was evidence of fraud in the polls.

Breast pumps not Brexit: Tory MP Tracey Crouch puts mind to motherhood before EU referendum

Tracey Crouch said that just days after giving birth she had other things to think about.

Ethiopia: Oromo protests will continue unless government ceases 'killings and torture'

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks with activist on ongoing protests in Oromia, Ethiopia's largest state.

Boris 'Brexit' Johnson may act in self-interest but he is the leader that 'Vote Leave' needs

Boris knows most Tories are Eurosceptic, and leading 'out' campaign may boost his future PM chances.

EU referendum: Where to watch MPs grill David Cameron over renegotiation deal

Conservative leader will face the House of Commons for the first time since securing the settlement.

India deploys army to take control of key water supplies in Haryana to save Delhi

Indian army forces seize control of Munak Canal, a key water resource for Delhi's 20 million residents.

Uganda Elections 2016: Opposition leader Kizza Besigye arrested for third time in five days

Dr Besigye had vowed to peacefully march to electoral commission to demand proof of poll outcome.

DRC: LUCHA activists deprived of food in human rights violations claim opposition campaigners

LUCHA activists allegedly 'disappeared' after arrest and were deprived of food for four days.

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