Donald Trump warned by Nato chief 'going it alone' is not an option to ensure world security
The US covers approximately 73% of Nato's costs.
Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes denied entry to Bataclan reopening
The scene of one of last year's terror attacks in Paris was hosting a concert by Sting to mark its reopening.
BBC defends decision to air interview with Marine Le Pen on Remembrance Sunday
Critics said it was 'inappropriate' to give Front National's Le Pen 'a platform for fascism'.
Paris attacks one year on: France to extend state of emergency, says PM Manuel Valls
Manuel Valls says France could still face attacks such as the one in Nice in which a Tunisian driving a lorry ploughed down 86 people.
-
Colombian government and Farc rebels announce revised peace deal
-
Parisians mark a year after the attacks: 'Normally there is joie de vivre − life will never be the same'
-
Sting leads moment of silence as hundreds gather at Bataclan theatre one year after Isis massacre
-
Niece of French National Front leader Marine Le Pen "says yes" to working with Trump team
More news
Hillary Clinton says FBI director James Comey lost her the election
The Democrat said the re-launch of the email probe was a turning point in the polls.
Thousands of anti-Trump protesters take to the streets in New York and Los Angeles
Protesters gather outside Trump Tower where the President-elect is in talks with UKIP leader Nigel Farage.
Donald Trump breaks his post-election silence about jailing Hillary Clinton
The president-elect had not spoken about his plan to investigate the Democrat since the election.
Lego ends advertising in Daily Mail in support for 'Stop Funding Hate' campaign
'We can confirm that our collaboration with the Daily Mail has ended with no plans for promotions in the future.'
Bernie Sanders urges Democrats to change and embrace grass-roots politics
The Vermont senator said there was a need for new ideas and reforms following election defeat.
Residents in Venice protest against being driven out by high rents
The population of the city has gone from 175,000 in 1951 to just under 55,000.
Croydon Tram Crash: Police name final three victims
Seven people were killed as well as over 50 injured in the crash.
Russia arrests 10 people thought to be plotting Islamic State-linked terror attacks
The terrorist suspects were arrested with the help of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
Two districts captured in Mosul among 'intense' fighting and suicide bombings
Nine cars were deployed in suicide bomb attacks and 30 Isis militants were killed.
Paris terror attacks one year on: 20 survivors still in hospital
A TV documentary for France 5 explores the impact of the Isis attacks a year ago on Sunday.
Russian warship flotilla docks off Syrian coast and is now 'determining combat missions'
Russia's only aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, set sail for the Mediterranean in October.
At least 30 killed and 100 injured in bomb blast at Shah Noorani holy site in Pakistan
The Sufi site attracts hundreds of visitors every day.
Kurdish militants killed by Turkish air strikes in northern Iraq
Reports cite six to eight deaths in the attack on PKK targets on Thursday.
Man shot during violent anti-Trump protest in Portland, Oregon
Portland Mayor Charlie Hales condemned a faction of violent protesters as 'anarchists' after the protests.
Shocking video captures moment 'Iraqi army crush boy under tank after Isis interogation'
Video shows men in Iraqi uniforms dragging boy's limp body and placing it under the tank's wheels.
Russia developing killer robot that 'can detect and shoot a human from 4 miles away'
The high-tech new 'Flight' robot has radar, thermal imaging, and both colour and black-and-white video cameras.
Farage to meet President-elect Trump and ask him to make UK 'number one global priority'
Government says Ukip leader has no role to play in forging relationship with Trump, but he remains keen to 'help'.
Tens of thousands of South Koreans gather in Seoul to protest against President Park Geun-hye
Demonstrators have gathered to demand the resignation of the scandal-hit president.
China secretly building new military facility near North Korea border – Report
The Chinese military is reportedly expanding its base to prepare for 'collapse' of Kim Jong-un's regime.
Japan alleges Chinese intrusion into its territorial waters in East China Sea
The Japanese coast guard said this was the second such incident in a week.
Abdulmumin Jibrin: President Buhari's corruption fight 'bold', but budget scandal must be addressed
Suspended APC politician tells IBTimes UK he is ready to risk his life to expose 'monumental' corruption.
India will not become Japan's 'pawn' to contain Beijing in South China Sea, China's state-run paper says
Chinese paper says India will get closer to Japan but will not enter into a 'brotherhood relationship'.
Australia Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull not welcomed at 2017 Mardi Gras parade
This comes as a protest against his push for national plebiscite on same-sex marriage.
Planned Parenthood says it will not 'back down' under Trump presidency
The president-elect had earlier said his government would not fund the health centre as long as they performed abortions.
Paris attacks one year on: Sting to reopen Bataclan with sold-out concert
British musician will perform at the historic Parisian venue where 90 people lost their lives.
Juncker warns Trump presidency poses risk to US ties with Europe
The European Commission chief accused president-elect Donald Trump of being 'ignorant' of the EU.
At least 4 people dead and dozen injured in Taliban attack on Nato air base in Afghanistan
The explosion was caused by a man wearing a suicide vest, local officials said.
North Dakota pipeline: US police arrest demonstrators as decision over the project to come out soon
The US Army Corps of Engineers said it would issue a decision in near future clarifying its plans regarding the project.
European Commission to provide €78m in emergency aid to South Sudan
A portion of the funds will be allocated to help displaced South Sudanese in Uganda, and in neighbouring Sudan.
Anti-Trump protests continue for 3rd night, but mostly remain peaceful
New York, Portland, Miami, Atlanta, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Oregon saw protests on Friday.
- Promoted in World
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
-
Trump Demands Epstein Files Be Released to Refute 'Fake' Letter in Explosive New Twist
-
Clock Ticking on Iran Nuclear War Deal: August Deadline Could Shape Future of Middle East
-
Woman Seen With 'Coldplaygate' Couple Knew About the Affair: Who Is Alyssa Stoddard?
-
Air India Crash Update: Pilot Claims Plane Was Already Plagued by Electrical and Digital Failures Before Flight
