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Denver Broncos quarterback hints his future may be as in US Congress.

Pancheshwor villagers living in terror after wild cat kills and eats teenage girl in nearby forest.

Examining TeamPoison's recent contribution to Anonymous's OpNigeria campaign, analysts have once again questioned the group's motives and ability.

Hamza Kashgari, a columnist for the Jeddah-based al-Bilad daily, came under a barrage of criticism, with some people even calling for his death via Twitter, YouTube and email.

As the anniversary of the February 14 protests approaches, Bahraini government stands accused of increasing use of torture on jailed women activists

Three days after deadline, Greek leaders reach deal on austerity plan that will unlock €130bn (£109m) bailout.

Present your valentine with the best gift from nature--Flowers!!!

Sir Paul McCartney's ex-wife tells press ethics hearing newpapers not put off by fear of big libel payouts.

Valentine's Day is just around the corner and it is high time you started thinking of ways to impress the special people in your life with a gift that shows just how well you know them. Here are a few suggestions to help you out...

Moscow and Beijing arms race to Sudan leading to human rights violations in Darfur, Amnesty International says.

Charlotte Church and Lily Allen among stars who court photographers when it suits them, says Big Pictures' Darryn Lyons.

Gay lifestyle ban in St Petersburg sparks anger from outspoken coomedian.

International Business Times UK looks at Europe's deep freeze in worst Febuary cold spell in decades.

The hacker group TeamPoison has released data taken in a recent attack on the Nigeria National Assembly, listing the hack as a part of the ongoing OpNigeria campaign.

Check out these photographs of the turmoil in the Maldives...

A video showing the poor boy being forced to do the exercise in one of the snow-covered streets in New York has already generated outrage in China and among the online community across the world.

According to researchers from the University of Western Australia, they may just have discovered the oldest living thing on the planet - sea grass.

Researchers from NASA and the University of Colorado Boulder have discovered that glaciers and ice caps are shedding 150 billion tons of ice annually because of global warming. They discovered this using Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellites.

Google close to launching high-tech goggles providing users with real-time information about immediate surroundings and able to communicate with Android-based devices.

Child killer who murdered nine-year-old neighbour Elizabeth Olten for kicks sentenced to life imprisonment.

The Anonymous collective has issued a warning to protesters using black bloc tactics, promising to reveal their identities should they continue to interfere with the Occupy movement.

Lords increase pressure on coalition to drop controversial health bill amid concerns that reforms already gone too far.

Dr Abu Rami al-Homsi tells IBTimes UK humanitarian situation in city under siege reaching crisis point and pleads for outside help.

The deadly winter is sweeping the European continent for the past several weeks with many countries in the region recording temperatures much lower than the winter averages.

An earthquake of 6.7 magnitude hit the central Philippines on Monday, killing more than 30 people and leaving dozens still missing.

Rick Santorum's surprise wins in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri means two things.

British Medical Journal (BMJ) reports that 90 percent of its readers believe the coalition government’s health reforms should be withdrawn.

Bashar al-Assad's troops continue relentless assault on rebel city of Homs, pushing up death toll and cutting power supplies.

A survey commissioned by mobile network operator O2, has revealed that more than 17 million devices of resale value worth of 762m pound are disposed each year and are sent to dumping ground.