POLITICS

Image of Israeli solider head-locking 12-year-old Palestinian boy at gunpoint goes viral.

Clyde naval site, home of Trident submarines, to get funding over 10-year period.

Razak uses day to mark independence from Britain to brush aside pro-democracy protests in Kuala Lumpur.

The candidate said he wanted to use the tracking technology to monitor immigrants who overstay their visas.

Viral video showed Palestinian women attacking Israeli soldier attempting to detain 12-year-boy for stone-throwing.

Japan, China, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Kawasaki City, Self Defense Force,

Strike kills workers at bottling plant in northern province of Hajjah, according to residents.

Monitoring group reveals Islamic State has executed more than 90 people in the last month.

Sunni insurgents' positions in Manbij in Aleppo province pounded.

Far right protesters were angered at alleged 'Islamification'.

Prison sentence for Al-Jazeera shocks throughout the international community.

Julian Assange warned Edward Snowdon to escape to Russia or risk assassination.

Footage has emerged of 'Iraqi Rambo' Abu Azrael carving up the body of a charred Isis fighter.

Drones, acting as reusable missiles, will return to mothership after completing mission.

Egyptian court finds three Al-Jazeera journalists guilty of 'spreading false news'.

Scotland Yard suspects missing Zahera Tariq travelled to conflict zone in Syria.

In a letter the intellectuals cite risks to religious and academic freedoms, besides civil liberties.

European ministers to rethink security in the wake of foiled attack on Amsterdam to Paris train.

The former MP for Billericay was regarded as a maverick politician for her rebellion over Europe.

The murders of the WDBJ7 reporter Alison Parker and her colleague Adam Ward by Bryce Williams have re-ignited the smouldering war of words over race.

UNHCR tells IBTimes UK why Europe needs to set up a land version of its Mare Nostrum operation.

The rail authority, which owns the arches, has announced plans to remove more than 30 shops.

Islamabad and New Delhi blame each other for ceasefire violations in tense border standoff.

The former business secretary urged a new generation of 'Labour reformers' to take on the left-winger.

The dictator said North's nuclear deterrence and military muscle, and not negotiations, secured the deal.

But the billionaire Republican presidential front-runner admits that he does use hairspray.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says EU leaders 'very much shaken' by latest news of deaths.

Thanou becomes Greece's first female leader and is expected to appoint interim cabinet shortly.

Four other ministers were reshuffled to other positions within Peña Nieto's cabinet.