POLITICS

Sikhs are angry that the international media is not reporting the events in India

Hungary, Slovenia, the Czech Republic and Romania opposed EU refugee quotas.

EXCLUSIVE: Tiananmen Square survivor spoke to IBTimes UK a day before he was detained.

Poland will hold parliamentary elections on Sunday 25 October.

The diagnosis is clear: the Security Council reflects the geopolitical realities of 1945, not of today.

SNP firebrand accused the government of 'tampering' with the 8 November event.

US president called it a 'legitimate issue' during discussion on criminal justice issues.

Several of the arrested are members of ultra right-wing groups or affiliated to Pegida.

Communist leader will visit Manchester City Football academy and meet Patrick Vieira.

Ryan's announcement ends weeks of doubt within the GOP about the next House Speaker.

Both leaders did not have neckties and were chatting with locals at The Plough at Cadsden.

White House says no doubt over who is responsible for the Holocaust that killed 6 million Jews.

British diplomats Burgess and Maclean passed secrets to the USSR for decades

Russian President sheds light on his discussion with Syrian counterpart Bashar al-Assad.

Things got heated during the ex-secretary of state's testimony before the House Select Committee.

The passing of the vote by 312 to 270 should lay to rest the West Lothian question.

Some 48 high ranking former members of the US government took out a full-page ad warning about climate change.

So-called Snooper's Charter could allow government to spy on citizens without legal ramifications.

Mugabe's Confucius Prize win shows China's disinterest in human rights at home or abroad.

Home Secretary said claim knife crime was linked to stop and search was untrue.

Kerry said talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave him a "cautious measure of optimism".

Rules being debated could give English MPs a veto on England-only bills.

Like Syriza in Greece, leader António Costa's coalition wants to 'turn the page on austerity'

Allen has rocketed into the limelight and George Osborne would be foolish to hold her back.

President's popularity at its highest rate ever according to state pollsters.

New Canadian PM is a proud feminist and cites GamerGate movement as something society must rally against.

US, UK, France and Germany say 'Emad' missile launch violated UN sanctions on Iran.

Moscow's defence ministry says 97% of military compound 'Arctic Trefoil' in Alexandra Land has been completed.

The attack comes in the wake of the Nigerian Army's final ultimatum to Boko Haram militants to surrender.