Organisers of Electric Zoo launch Come To Life anti-drugs campaign for their August festival.
Italian Defence ministry confirms duo is missing in rebel-held Syrian city.
Islamic militants quietly developing capabilities on southern outskirts of Iraqi capital.
Putin signs law restricting imports from countries that have sanctioned Russia.
Yuri Kovolchuk, dubbed Putin's banker, owns two of the channels that Coca Cola has dropped.
Michael Schumacher raced old Ferrari during glory years.
Two British backpackers had been training at a hospital in Borneo.
Moscow stops imports of Romanian beef after similar bans on Polish fruit and Ukrainian juice
IBTimes UK profiles the minority Yazidi Kurds deemed 'devil worshippers' by Sunni militants
Secretive religious group who fled Sunni militants' siege risk dying in Sinjar mountains with no food or water.
IBTimes UK examines how celebrity status of Oscar Pistorius led public to overlook Reeva Steenkamp
Oana Lungescu calls Moscow's deployment of up to 20,000 troops near Ukrainian border 'dangerous'.
Position left wide open from 2016 as Bojo plans a return to government
Flight AI021 taken off service in New Delhi after rats spotted inside aircraft cabin.
Photographer Raj Shetye images of a model fighting off men on a bus criticised for glamorising rape
Class-action suit seeking €500 damages per user is still accepting claimants online.
Outrage grows in Italy for Captain Coward's comments on criminology seminar
Firefighters are battling the largest forest fire in Sweden's modern history.
Xinjiang ban includes hijabs, niqabs, burqas or any clothing with Islamic crescent moon and star.
Senior advisor to governor Sergiy Taruta tells IBTimes UK how regional administration is somehow surviving.
American planes searching for adbucted schoolgirls spot groups of girls in northwestern Nigeria
Eight people were being monitored for Ebola in Lagos after coming into contact with Nigeria's first victim.
New security report suggests militant groups could turn to the pariah state to aid dwindling arms caches.
Protester manhandled by Liberian troops for opposing burial of Ebola victims.
Online document demands tribunal to judge entire State of Israel for 'slow genocide' of Palestinians.
Xiong Zhengfen pulled alive from collapsed building in Babao village, Yunnan.
Islamic State has captured seven oilfields and two refineries since they invaded Iraq.
Suspect arrested by police reportedly confesses 250 men trained to poison wells in Liberia's New Georgia.
Top Ebola specialists say experimental drugs given to American aid workers also be offered to African workers.
Fear and unsafe practices could push up the death toll from Ebola, say doctors.