In Depth

The Ismaili make up 20% of all Shiite Muslims worldwide and are led by British-born billionaire the Aga Khan.

Orlando Crowcroft May 13, 2015

BREAKING: The Burundian army announced on radio that it is taking control of the country.

Elsa Buchanan May 13, 2015

The super rich have found that investing in art can reap rich rewards.

Ravender Sembhy May 12, 2015

IBTimes UK investigates allegations of mistreatment at the Mineo hosting centre near Catania.

Gianluca Mezzofiore Apr 28, 2015

Friend of 30-year-old murdered on a Libyan beach tells of a young man desperate to reach Europe.

Orlando Crowcroft Apr 23, 2015

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK interviews Nael Goitom, who escaped IS in Libya after one month of captivity.

Gianluca Mezzofiore Apr 23, 2015

As Riyadh scales back air strikes in Yemen, the country is on the brink of a humanitarian crisis and civil war.

Orlando Crowcroft Apr 22, 2015

At least five people killed in the latest anti-foreigner violence in Durban, South Africa

Ludovica Iaccino Apr 15, 2015

Islamic State only destroys the artefacts of Iraq and Syria that it cannot smuggle out of the country to sell.

Orlando Crowcroft Apr 13, 2015

Thousands of UK schools built between 1945 and the 1980s used asbestos-containing materials, and they are are still in use today.

Samantha Payne Apr 13, 2015

After a bumper year in 2014, the Islamic State economy is on the ropes in Iraq and Syria

Orlando Crowcroft Apr 11, 2015

EXCLUSIVE: Local NGO workers details horrific ordeal of Yazidi girls and women forced to convert to Islam and tortured by IS during abduction.

Gianluca Mezzofiore Apr 09, 2015

British extremists and jihadis are flocking to Iraq and Syria to join Isis despite the risk of jail sentences or death.

Orlando Crowcroft Apr 09, 2015

New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern discusses mission ahead of flyby in July.

Hannah Osborne Apr 08, 2015

Saudi Arabia's 2.7 million Shia fear a sectarian backlash as Riyadh bombards Yemen

Orlando Crowcroft Apr 08, 2015

Exclusive: IBTimesUK spoke to Norman Lamb with just weeks to go before the general election.

Ian Silvera Apr 07, 2015

IBTimes UK speaks to Lithuania's foreign minister Linas Linkevičius about Russia's expansionist policies.

Umberto Bacchi Apr 02, 2015

Galeotti warns of a Maidan 2.0 unless government acts to tear out corruption.

Tom Porter Apr 02, 2015

Dark matter does not interact with itself, study of colliding galaxy clusters shows.

Hannah Osborne Mar 26, 2015

EXCLUSIVE: Medecins Sans Frontieres and the World Health Organization blame each other for slow Ebola response.

Elsa Buchanan Mar 25, 2015

IBTimes UK explores the epidemic of MDR-TB, multi-drug resistant tuberculosis, in Russia

Lydia Smith Mar 23, 2015

Angry Yorkists vow Richard III's reinterment in Leicester Cathedral tomb will only be 'temporary'.

Shane Croucher Mar 22, 2015

EXCLUSIVE: The lawyer defending Tunisia's radical Islamists told IBTimes UK what their intentions are.

Elsa Buchanan Mar 20, 2015

US PhD students are using crowdsourcing to recreated virtual models of destroyed artefacts from photos.

Umberto Bacchi Mar 18, 2015

Exclusive: Labour's shadow business secretary talked with IBTimes UK in Birmingham.

Ian Silvera Mar 16, 2015

Far-left groups blame Nato for Ukraine crisis, while centre-left point finger at Kremlin aggression.

Shane Croucher Mar 10, 2015

Global warming slowdown was natural and will reverse in next 20 years according to a new study

Hannah Osborne Feb 26, 2015

Studies show link between inhumane conditions of sugar cane workers and Chronic Kidney Disease

Ludovica Iaccino Feb 19, 2015

IBTimes UK investigative video report from the French port were thousands of migrants try every night to reach Britain.

Umberto Bacchi Feb 05, 2015

Why haven't we been able to locate this plane, in the Digital Age?

Samantha Payne Dec 31, 2014