POLITICS

The former politician, who resigned from political life in 2002, worked on the euthanasia law for years.

The parties are trying to find a resolution to the job cuts dispute with private negations.

IBTimes UK looks at the prosecutor-general charged over President Mugabe bomb plot.

Former Europe minister unveiled a detailed economic case for a Brexit ahead of the vote.

Microcephaly-causing virus has struck as Brazil prepares for Rio Carnival and summer Olympic Games.

Labour asks government to consider adding 'neomasculinist' group to list of proscribed organisations.

Aivarus Abromavicius said he did not want to be a 'cover' for Soviet-style corruption.

Shopkeepers were told to hand over images and portraits of the exiled spiritual leader by 2 February.

Warren said Blankfein 'just didn't get it' seven years after financial crisis.

Party's review into its election defeat warned that Ed Miliband failed to connect on the issue.

The prime minister announced the budget increase ahead of a conference about Syria and the region.

Conservative grandee Lord Lawson has been appointed chairman of Vote Leave.

UN experts claims leaked memo accuses Rwanda of recruiting and training Burundian refugees.

Julian Assange says he will end his stay in the Ecuadorian embassy in London if he loses UN case.

Hacking a presidential election to influence its outcome seems far-fetched, but can it be done?

Police move to clampdown on rights activist Fahmi Reza backfires.

Reconnaissance aircraft crashed in Andong city in Gyeongsangbuk-do Provinc as Seoul ramped up surveillance.

The government has not declared its final decision regarding the motion to cut benefits for new applicants.

US and other 11 Pacific nations formally inked the Trans-Pacific Partnership in Auckland amid protests.

The Telegraph, YouTube and Buzzfeed offer to co-host the debate.

EXCLUSIVE: General secretary of UK's second largest rail trade union speaks to IBTimes UK.

Remaining 2 Democratic candidates meet for final time before New Hampshire primary on 9 February.

Santorum made the announcement hours after fellow Republican Rand Paul also dropped out of the race.

The remaining Democratic candidates face off as they continue campaigning ahead of the 9 February primary.

The Mayor of London publicly questioned the UK's sovereignty and the flow of legislation from the EU.

The Republican presidential frontrunner said Cruz 'illegally stole' the win in Iowa, in a now deleted Tweet.

Cameron insists that the renegotiation does 'make a difference'.

John Mcdonnell said when it comes to tax avoidance, the 'Tories don't have a credible solution'.

Prime minister defended his renegotiation efforts after Johnson revealed he had 'doubts'.