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Jan Jambon told parliament the whole community cannot be stigmatised but some are turning against the society.

Lawmakers are talking to all political parties to make Quranic education compulsory in schools.

EXCLUSIVE: Conservative City Hall candidate makes commitment to London firms in IBTimes UK op-ed.

Legislation will be introduced in spring 2017 to legalise the national sale of marijuana.

Schilling insists he was merely commenting on the 'functionality' of toilets.

While she is away, powers will rest with Vice President Michel Temer, the man she accused of being 'traitor'.

Initial reports claimed the ship had travelled from Egypt.

President Rafael Correa said rebuilding costs could reach $3bn.

A campaign memo predicts the GOP frontrunner will clinch the nomination by first round of balloting.

Speculation surrounds his decision to leave barely a year into his 3-year contract with the airline.

Barack Obama snubbed by King as Air Force One lands in Riyaadh ahead of Middle East summit.

The victims of sexual slavery were told to accept 'temporary marriages' but they refused.

Fury after Flint residents exposed to high levels of lead from contaminated water supply.

Tubman set to be not only first woman on a US paper currency but also the first African-American.

EXCLUSIVE IBTimes UK speaks with South Sudanese ambassador in London on Machar's failure to reach capital.

The president said government's first duty was to respect individuals - not to police veil etiquette.

Foreigners accused of carrying out ritual killings following the discovery of six dismembered corpses.

Survivors told UN team they drifted on sea for days before being rescued.

The racing driver pair remained calm and finished the stage.

It is the eighth country this year to either downgrade or sever relations with the country.

The 17-year-old neighbour has confessed to the killing and police said he will face 'decisive action'.

Unesco said much of the centuries-old damaged temples and cultural treasures can be restored.

Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros were killed by a mortar attack in the rebel-held Libyan town of Misrata.

Conservative leader questioned the Mayor of London candidate's judgement during PMQs.

IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to spokesman for presidential candidate André Okombi Salissa.

The wax model of Prime Minister Modi took four months to create and cost £150,000.

First Minister of Scotland launched the manifesto during a speech to party supporters in Edinburgh.

IBTimes UK speaks with student involved in protest sparked by names of alleged rapists published online.

Despite media reports, the policy does not state that there is a new imposed dress code for women.