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US blames Russia for latest escalation of violence saying Moscow does not respect 'spirit' of ceasefire terms.

EXCLUSIVE: Kosuke Tsuneoka tells IBTimes UK about plans to get in touch with Jihadist 'friends'.

France faces challenge after army calls for an adaptation of the security alert programme

The poll will boost Ed Miliband with less than 90 days until the general election in May.

Wolfgang Schaeuble depicted in a Third Reich uniform in Avgi daily drawing.

America is focused on Isis and Al-Qaeda but it ignored domestic terror at its peril.

Over 200,000 people have been killed in the Syrian conflict as it enters fifth year.

Exclusive: IBTimes UK spoke to the former director-general of the CBI.

Militants arrived on motorised canoes and attacked the village of Ngouboua.

Focus switches to key transport hub as rebels seek to maximise gains before ceasefire begins.

South African President Jacob Zuma received a hostile reception when he opened parliament on Thursday (12 February), as security officers fought with far-left Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) lawmakers after they disrupted Zuma's speech.

Exclusive: The former Labour trade minister blasted Miliband in an interview with IBTimes UK.

Myanmar's army says dozens of soldiers were killed in violence near Chinese border.

Aerial bombing campaign has intensified following killing of Jordanian pilot.

At least 13 killed and dozens injured in multiple explosions at a Shi'ite mosque.

South African parliament opens in chaos as Economic Freedom Fighters lead disturbances.

The Labour Party has outlined plans to extend the current clawback period from seven to 10 years.

Socialist leader alleges Venezuela thwarted coup attempt masterminded by Washington.

Deeper industry spending cuts and a weak US dollar are stimulating buying.

Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande warn that Russia would face further economic sanctions if ceasefire agreement is not upheld.

ComRes poll for ITV News finds more than half of public think Labour leader on side of ordinary person

The Ukip leader also claimed that supporting his party was a 'state of mind'.

Deadly violence of final days serves as grim reminder of carnage we have endured.

Greece has just over two weeks to negotiate a new bailout or extend the current deal.

It is far better to have anti-Jewish bigotry out in the open where it can be challenged, rather than sweeping it under a legal carpet.

None of us believes a word Putin says - they're just saying something nice to avoid telling the truth.

Prime Minister David Cameron drove a train in the East Midlands city of Derby on Thursday (12 February).

Labour leader says he wants all children to have an education like he did at Haverstock School.

The Tory peer had previously threatened to sue the Labour leader over his allegations.