POLITICS

Port Said Massacre fault of poor security forces, Saad Katami tells Egyptians.

Egypt's worst football disaster stirs anger across country as shadowy infiltrators accused of stirring up trouble.

GOP frontrunner looks set to claim Nevada.

Hezbollah's continued support of beleaguered Syrian president Bashar al-Assad's regime tarnishes its credibility.

Australia sends rescue ships and helicopters to help search for survivors after Rabaul Queen sinks with 350 on board.

Somali prime minister Abdiweli Mohamed Ali pledges liberation of Enrico Levoli and 18 crew.

Republican presidential frontrunner and multimillionaire confesses lack of interest in poor people on CNN.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon warns Senegal he is concerned about upsurge in violence in country in run-up to elections.

Pressure is mounting on Syrian president Bashar al-Assad as the opposition claims to be in control of half of the country

Aisha Gaddafi, the daughter of late and deposed Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has contacted the International Criminal Court concerned about the fate of her captured brother, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi.

India's scheduled War Games with United States, Russia, and Bangladesh to show off its powers.

United Arab Emirates LGBT community vents further fury over video that tries to show stereotyped homosexual man being cured.

American nationalist party assisted Republican presidential candidate's campaign, according to emails hacked by Anonymous collective.

Newt Gingrich asks rival conservatives to stand aside in Republican primaries so he can fight on against Mitt Romney.

Crumbling sanitation and water infrastructure blamed for sharp spike in typhoid as 50 new cases a day reported.

Vladimir Putin goes to presidential polls monitored by live-feed webcams to fight corruption allegations.

US president fails to answer penetrating question about marijuana legislation during online interview.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange due to appear in supreme court to fight extradition to Sweden on sex charges.

India's decision to buy 126 French-made Rafale fighter jets for its airforce may boost re-election chances of Nicolas Sarkozy.

Egyptian Bedouins kidnapped 25 Chinese workers in Sinai and demanded release of relatives jailed for bomb attack. .

Video 'tutorial' of stereotyped gay man being 'cured' by friends highlights prejudice sexual minority groups battle in United Arab Emirates.

David Cameron's troubles continued, as his own backbenchers mocked the prime minister for making a U-turn on his veto.

US soldier in Afghanistan jailed for 30 days after assault over sleeping on sentry duty ended in tragedy.

HMS Dauntless deployment entirely routine, says Ministry of Defence, and not meant as provocative gesture.

New music scene emerges, fusing energy of rap with devotional sound of Islam.

What on earth has happened to the Republican Party, the party of Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan? Since the departure of George W. Bush the party seems to have become the preserve of mediocrity at best and crankery at worst.

Coalition cracks, Europe rows, Miliband attacks and unhappy backbenchers: IBTimes UK reviews prime minister's miserable last seven days.

Anonymous collective hacks into and defaces website of American nationalist party, claiming it has links to Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul.

Security expert Rik Ferguson tells IBTimes UK that copyright legislation is very real threat to Britain's online freedoms.