POLITICS

The previously undisclosed meeting with a Russian lawyer has rocked Washington.

Natalie Bennett speaks to IBTimes UK about the 2017 general election and her move up north.

The pair had a 30-second long handshake in Paris.

The US Senator for Arizona underwent a brain craniotomy to remove a blood clot which was later diagnosed as being cancerous.

The king has ruled that the prince and his associates will not be released until a formal court sentence.

Rodong Sinmun calls on South Korea to shed 'confrontation and hostility' for inter-Korea talks.

The move is seen by some as a victory for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The senator and his family are currently reviewing treatment options, the hospital said.

Trump and the Republican Party fail to "repeal and replace" Obamacare as the US Senate votes his bill down.

Exclusive: Former Greek finance minister warns of European-wide incompetence.

In a letter to Karen Bradley, James and Lachlan Murdoch claim delay would sour the climate for foreign direct investment.

I wasn't asked on key BBC political programmes during Brexit and this year's election.

EastEnders' Tameka Empson and BBC News' Moira Stewart are among those featured.

China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) has amassed military vehicles and equipment in Tibet amid border tensions with India.

They gathered outside the chamber where MPs held the last PMQs before the summer break.

The rental agreement will cost the military more than $2m until September 2018.

House of Lords' EU Select Committee issues warning to prime minister.

Known as Jeon Hye-sung in Pyongyang, Lim appears in a propaganda video in which she lambasts the South.

Nick Tyrone, the director-general of the group, speaks to IBTimes UK about EU regulations.

More judgements are expected to come out later in the day which would decide the fate of 103 defendants in total.

The poll also pitted President Trump in a number of other head-to-head contests against notable Democrats.

A Seoul-based NGO has identified sites of public execution and mass graves in North Korea.

Eric Rosenbach, who served as chief of staff to former secretary of defence Ash Carter, will run the project.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller has reported asked to interview Kaveladze.

The two leaders were said to only be joined by Putin's official interpreter.

A new book on Bannon's relationship with President Trump revealed the bizarre comment.

Jüri Ratast warned May that Brexit will impact on the everyday lives of many Europeans.

House of Commons Commission refuses to comment on email hack due to security concerns.

LPNI member Matt Beeching will not each solid food until demands of lifting election ban are met