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As Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser learned in the 1960s, wading into Yemen may not end well.

Miliband struggled to bounce back from Cameron's no-VAT tax increase promise at PMQs.

Previous legislation was vague and open to abuse, and today's decision is a vital step forward.

With three Republicans now declared for the 2016 presidential campaign,IBTimes UK looks at how the candidates stack up

US dollar has risen more than 25% against international currencies since summer 2013.

Tunis massacre certainly didn´t come out of nowhere - Isis had been orchestrating violence for months.

With anti-Arab comments, opposition to Palestinian state and Obama spat, new prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made a prickly bed - now he will have to lie in it

Many are speculating about an exit scam, but the dust has yet to settle on the story.

Benjamn Netanyahu's campaign for re-election was a bitter one: IBTImesUK looks at five things the Israeli prime minister may regret saying

John Kerry said US companies are ready to invest but Gulf states pledged billions of dollars.

Hackers are selling malware via dark web black markets that can exploit the inherent security weaknesses on PCs to break their way in to smartphones

Years of 'reform' and 'privatisation' saw many a protesting group of workers demand imprisonment for men such as Nemtsov.

Ten years ago the Taliban was the world's most feared militant group. Will it now do the West's dirty work against an even deadlier movement?

Syrian and Kurdish fighters preparing to cut off IS at Rodko road and push Islamists further from Kobane.

IBTimes UK film critics Alfred Joyner and Ben Skipper look at who will win and who should win in the acting categories at this year's Oscars

Grexit looms large as Friday deadline set for Greece to reach deal and stave off bankruptcy.

About two per cent of the UK's economy is affected by North Sea oil and gas with direct and indirect employment reported to be in the region of 450,000

South African parliament opens in chaos as Economic Freedom Fighters lead disturbances.

Russian president in Cairo for two-day visit ahead of crucial Ukraine talks Wednesday.

US initially said UAE pulled out over fears one of its pilots would be executed if captured by Isis.

The bill will bring an end to the collection of debts owed for non-payment of the Community Charge (aka Poll Tax) in Scotland.

New government will aim to shock Europe into abandoning austerity, says leading Greece expert.

Roberta Mazza and Craig Evans debate over whether priceless artefacts should be dismantled.

IBTimes UK looks at two different perspectives on the prime minister's jobs commitment.

HSBC admits it's too 'hard to be too negative on the British property market'.

China, in pursuit of cheap commodities, could be forced to play by free trade rules.

IBTimes UK takes at the look at some of the main themes from the Labour leader's Salford speech.

Moulton said he had lost £2m of his own money after City Link went into administration.

Brent oil prices fell from a summer high of $116 a barrel to $58 a barrel last week.