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Russian action prompts former Soviet republics to expedite talks to join free trade agreement

Thomas Horton's 1945 book lists lack of shame, unfair sex practices and open-faced bid for free dinner as pet gripes

Minister Hishammuddin Hussein says recent sightings of Indian Ocean debris gave country hope.

Allegations of drunken brawl over cigarette and row with black train driver see footballer's father in the dock

IBTimes UK looks at some of the most common myths surrounding genetic condition.

Tennessee police arrest Wayne Masciarella over killing of 23-year-old Cash inear Nashville.

Supermodel, actress and law graduate speaks exclusively to IBTimes UK about her fears

To mark the UN's anti-racism day, IBTimes UK reports some missing persons cases ignored by media.

Inspirational quotes of the men and women who led - and are still leading - the fight against racism

IBTimes explores evangelical organisations which welcome the LGBT community.

Row over 'ugly' slur between friends in Dagenham ends in trauma for victim and jail for attacker

Bollywood stars such as Shah Rukh Khan have come under fire for endorsing skin lightening creams for men.

A photography contest that celebrates the creative use of daylight.

One billion people around the world do not have access to safe drinking water.

Real life Walter Whites emerge after Breaking Bad-style operations uncovered.

AFP reporter Sardar Ahmad and family shot dead by Islamist gunmen at high security Serena hotel

Playing as a black avatar in violent video games reinforces belief that black people aggressive, says study

Grieving families told to leave hotel to make way for those attending Malaysian Formula One race

Russian president signs treaty that formally makes Crimea part of Russian Federation

The woman had left the scene when Florida firefighters arrived to tackle the blaze.

Blonde, blued-eyed attorney general becomes unexpected hit in Asia with own manga following

New chewing gum advert where a giant cat carries a man to work is released in Japan

Toxic substance kills two children and leaves many sickened at a China kindergarten

The Master Key to China author gives us the top tips in doing business in China

Michoacan authorities say boss Nazario Moreno demanded rookies ate children's heart to prove their loyalty

Alison Saunders, Director of Public Prosecutions, has announced first UK prosecutions under Female Genital Mutilation Act

The Catalan government claims the comparison is "impossible"

Beijing's request to deploy four warships near Andaman and Nicobar archipelago 'politely turned down'.

Editor relieved not to be number two as book about defecating on a date wins 36th annual Diagram Prize for Oddest Book Title