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Iran agreement was only option to ward off arms race in Middle East says Barack Obama

The deal was condemned by US Conservatives, but the Congress has 60 days to consider the agreement and lift sanctions.

Greek MPs back austerity package as protestors clash outside parliament

Vote carried through by opposition parties as 38 Syriza lawmakers abstained or voted against deal.

Exuberance over Iran oil 'overdone' after US sanctions deal

Glut of short-term crude stockpiles hides larger problem of rebuilding Iran's oil industry, say experts.

David Cameron's war on trade unions is a fundamental attack on democracy

New law is part of a strategy designed to recalibrate human rights in favour of the Tories' ideological stance.

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Only rent controls will help to solve London's housing crisis

Even rapid building programmes will not be enough to end the vicious cycle of rising house prices and rents

John McAfee: Cameron's ban on encryption threatens our ability to whisper digitally

David Cameron's plans to ban encryption would be like banning whispering in cyber space.

Greek debt crisis: 'Putin is waiting in the wings' warns acting Labour leader Harriet Harman

David Cameron agreed there is a threat of Greece being pushed towards Russia's orbit.

Criminal barristers to strike across England and Wales in legal aid cuts protest

Members of the Criminal Bar Association plan to walkout over a 8.75% cut to legal aid fees.

Burundi: Opposition threatens to reject Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni peace proposals

Opposition members claim Museveni may have been 'corrupted' by Nkurunziza government ahead of talks.

Iran nuclear deal could be a blessing in disguise for Israel

In the Middle East, the choice is not between good and bad but between bad and worse.

It may be years before nuclear deal's impact on US-Iran relations is clear

World powers sealed a landmark deal with Iran on 14 July.

Selahattin Demirtas: Turkey's 'Kurdish Obama' on celebrity, Syria, Abdullah Ocalan and the PKK

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK meets the man who aims to lead the battle for Turkey's Kurds.

Iran nuclear deal: Israeli cabinet rejects agreement

PM Benjamin Netanyahu lashes out at deal after emergency session of Security Cabinet.

Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pushes bill to expand role of military

Legislation to overturn 70 year old pacifist role is strongly opposed by the public and opposition parties

Iran nuclear deal: Sipri recommends Nobel peace prize for Javad Zarif and John Kerry

Top official of Stockholm-based think-tank compares Vienna deal to CTBT.

UK parliament to debate strike action law reforms

Legislation aims to tighten strike action in core public services.

Greece debt crisis: IMF torpedos EU bailout package with call for massive debt relief

In likely fresh standoff with Germany, IMF calls for more relief to Athens.

Donald Trump tweets and deletes US flag photo featuring Nazi soldiers

Trump's campaign later blamed an intern for the incident.

George Osborne woos Barack Obama with surprise 2% Nato defence pledge

Number 10 said the US president welcomed the the chancellor's military spending promise.

James Kelly: SNP decision on fox hunting provokes the Tories into overplaying their hand

Nicola Sturgeon showed the SNP has a few tricks up its sleeve when it comes to taming the Tories.

Mhairi Black blasts George Osborne and Labour in blistering SNP maiden speech

Paisley MP is the youngest representative in parliament since the 1832 Reform Act.

Iran nuclear deal: How will the historic agreement affect the wider Middle East?

Israel and Saudi Arabia united against deal but it's unclear whether Tehran will soften foreign policy stance.

Calais migrant crisis: Britain announces plans for lorry 'secure zone'

Theresa May delivered the plans in parliament to deal with worries about illegal immigrants.

Edward Snowden made 'urgent' debate leading to new UK surveillance laws

UK's spy agencies must become more transparent and face tougher regulation, say former intelligence chiefs.

London Tube strikes: Underground could grind to halt after RMT joins Aslef and Unite in August walkout

eneral Secretary Mick Cash said workers should be allowed a better work/life balance.

Greek debt crisis: Will Europe austerity deal push young Greeks towards neo-Nazi Golden Dawn?

Former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis has blamed European powers for bolstering the far right.

UK airport expansion: Gatwick brands Heathrow decision 'wrong' but holds back on legal challenge

Gatwick report criticises decision by Airports Commission to give Heathrow green light.

Fox hunting ban: Hundreds celebrate outside parliament as David Cameron shelves vote

The prime minister's U-turn was greeted with cheers by animal welfare demonstrators.

Iraqi forces begin Anbar offensive to retake Isis stronghold

Iraq's Anbar operation set to include army personnel, federal police, Shiite militias, and local Sunni tribes.

North Korea invites US Congress to inspect biochemical plant over anthrax allegations

Pyongyang's National Defence Commission insists the facility produces pesticides and not biological weapons.

Fox hunting ban: SNP vote against 'arrogant' Conservative government to scupper legislation relaxation

Tory rebels, Labour and the SNP will all vote against the government in the commons.

Nigeria: President Buhari shakes up military top brass amid Boko Haram's surging violence

Nigerian president replaces chiefs of army, navy and air force to combat Islamists.

US election 2016: Republican Scott Walker announces presidential bid

Walker becomes the 15th official candidate for the GOP.

EU law that could make UK internet porn filters illegal is heading for a vote

'If you're a German customer who wants specific content, you should be able to access it in the UK.'

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