POLITICS

Trade is strategy, and you're either in or you're out, warns Singapore's Foreign Minister K.Shanmugam.

And vote will definitely not take place on 5 May 2016 - as the rebels had feared.

Bush announced his official presidential bid on 15 June in Miami.

Explainer of what period known as 'purdah' is and why it is causing friction among government.

The draft legislation on the promised historic vote will reach its committee stage in the Commons.

Dolezal previously represented herself as a black woman and claimed to be a victim of hate speech.

'The one' has now appeared in propaganda from Britain to Lebanon to Iraq.

Saudi Arabia's new king sees Islamic State as a bigger threat than Raif Badawi.

Writer Charlie Skelton sums up what took place at this year's Bilderberg summit in Austria.

Under international arrest warrant the priest is accused of killing between 25 and 1,000 people

Freedom of the press will not be safe in the UK under new domestic surveillance laws say journalists

The former Scottish Labour leader says the reds did not try to win over Tory voters.

Sunday Times story claimed MI6 has had to move its agents to avoid capture.

Protesters to begin demonstration against plans to bring Hong Kong under closer control of Beijing.

Islington North MP earned support of 35 MPs after a last-minute scramble.

Thousands of pro-Houthi protesters took to the streets of the Yemen capital.

Seen as the last attempt to a deal, the end to the talks bring Greece closer to Euro exit

Opposition leaders welcome new proposals but claim third-term issue is not fully addressed

A North Korean troop member, thought to be a teenager, has fled his country to present himself to South Korean forces.

Despite speculation of postponement, much-delayed UN-moderated peace negotiations set to begin in Swiss city.

The Algerian militant Belmokhtar has his own group called 'Those who sign in Blood'.

Beijing confirms testing supersonic nuclear delivery vehicle, Wu-14, for fourth time in 18 months.

Moscow and Beijing reportedly gain access to encrypted Snowden files potentially putting UK spies at risk.

BREAKING: Gunfire between Islamist insurgents and security forces lasts for several hours.

Personal information of American military and intelligence personnel may have been compromised.

Even the president's ally Nancy Pelosi voted against the fast-track bill.

Moody's and Fitch have already downgraded the UK to AA+

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said border officials were being "incredibly creative".

The CIA released five internal documents on 12 June relating to the agency's performance leading up to 9/11.