Result Page 440 for Latest World News & Archive

China has picked a fight with its US drone seizure – but what will Beijing do next?

Donald Trump's flirtations with Taiwan and anti-Chinese rhetoric has raised Sino-American tensions.

IBTimes UK Agency Photographer of the Year: Goran Tomasevic

International Business Times UK is pleased to announce that Goran Tomasevic is our 2016 Agency Photographer of the Year.

White supremacist website urges 'action' against Jews for 'harassing Richard Spencer's mother'

White supremacist website posts personal details of local Jews over 'agenda' against alt-right leader's mother

Ethiopia's 'Spice Girls' girl band receives £5.2m in British foreign aid

Five-member pop group already received £4m via the UK-funded project Girl Hub in 2013.

More news

Duterte threatens up to 6 executions every day once death penalty is restored

President Rodrigo Duterte is waging a bloody war or drugs that has resulted in the killings of thousands of drug users and pushers.

Arizona father finds two-year-old daughter sitting on stranger's lap during suspected burglary

Drunk Oren Cohen believed he was 'playing with midget' after entering family home in middle of night.

North Korea's deputy ambassador to UK defected to escape 'tyrannical reign of terror' of Kim Jong Un

The high-profile defector says he became 'disenchanted' with Kim Jong Un regime.

Philippines Rodrigo Duterte drug killings

78% of Filipinos worry about extrajudicial killings, but majority still support Duterte's war on drugs

According to the SWS survey, 88% of the respondents believe Duterte has brought down the drug problems in the country.

Muslim leaders join international delegation to uncover harsh reality of Isis in Iraq

Shia and Sunni Imams from the UK, US and Malaysia visited areas previously held by the Islamic State.

China's seizure of US drone shows that Beijing will not be bullied by Donald Trump

The Chinese government considers its sovereignty over Taiwan sacred.

Sit-at-home strike against fuel subsidy cuts begins in Sudan

Workers urged to stay at home in protest against economic hardship following fuel price hike.

'Overthrow' and 'punish' Kim Jong-un messages written on currency notes surface in North Korea

There were also reports of anti-Kim Jong-un graffiti and leaflets in some provinces.

3,500 evacuated from Aleppo ahead of UN vote to send observers to devastated city

65 buses carrying 3,500 evacuees left eastern Aleppo at midnight, the UN has confirmed.

EU and US should impose sanctions on DRC President Kabila and his family, rights group urges

Save the Congo slams Kabila's decision to 'illegally' cling to power beyond his last constitutional mandate.

DRC President Kabila 'will not do anything that is unconstitutional', says top adviser

As Kabila's final term expires today, adviser Michael Sakombi claims he will 'respect the Constitution'.

Taliban militants publicly execute mother-of-two for divorcing her husband in Afghanistan

Afghan Islamists killed the woman in the northwestern province of Badghis.

Australian woman finds deadly snake wrapped around her Christmas tree

The tiger snake is understood to have entered through an open door before curling up among the decorations.

Chinese state media calls seized US underwater drone a 'serial offender'

An article in the ruling party-run People's Daily alleged the seized drone is the 'tip of the iceberg of US military strategy'.

Russian security forces kill 11 suspected Isis militants involved in attack on police in Chechen capital

Six of the gunmen have been arrested, Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov said via his Instagram account.

Electors in Pennsylvania will be given police protection as they cast their votes for US President

Some reported thousands of letters, emails and phone calls each day, urging them to flip their vote.

John Podesta says FBI informed him about hacked emails two days after WikiLeaks released them

The damaging emails from Podesta's personal account were steadily released by WikiLeaks until Election Day.

Russian aircraft with 39 people on board crashes in Siberia

Russia's defence ministry says all the people on board survived the crash.

China 'will not exercise restraint' if Trump continues to attack Beijing, state-run paper warns

The Global Times editorial criticised Trump saying he has no idea 'how to lead a superpower'.

Henry Kissinger says Trump could possibly go down in history as a 'very considerable president'

Kissinger also added that Donald Trump is a phenomenon that foreign countries haven't seen.

At least 7 Libyan National Army fighters killed in Isis attack in Benghazi

The Islamic State group carried out the attack in Ganfouda district, where the LNA is waging a war against it.

Jordanian security forces end castle siege killing 4 gunmen

Crusader-era castle in Karak is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Jordan.

Buses enter Aleppo to ferry people out of besieged Syrian city

John Kerry: Agreement with Russia over joint military action in Syria killed by 'divisions' in DC

Kerry is now hoping to convince Syrian opposition to join peace talks in Geneva with the regime.

Malcolm Turnbull outlines roadmap to break away from the UK - but only after Queen's reign ends

Australian PM pays tribute to Queen: 'Few of us can say that we are not Elizabethans'.

Trump senior adviser dismisses electors' concern over alleged Russian hacking as 'nonsense'

Kellyanne Conway says Obama is 'under political pressure' to take tough stance against Russia.

Poll suggests 52% of Republicans think Donald Trump won the popular vote

Only 7% of Democrats share the mistaken notion that Trump garnered the most votes.

Evacuations resume from Aleppo as United Nations agree to vote on deploying observers

The evacuation plan was threatened after buses were attacked by militants.

Secretary of state pick Rex Tillerson is director of Bahamas-based US-Russia oil company

Leak reveals he has been director of ExxonMobil's Russian subsidiary Exxon Neftegas since 1998.

UK government 'has seen analysis' of UK-made cluster bombs used in Yemen by Saudi-led coalition

Britain is a signatory to an international treaty banning cluster munitions.

Croatian police discover 67 people crammed into smuggler's van

Many of the victims were treated for carbon monoxide poisoning.

Promoted in World

WORLD