OPINION

David Cameron to tackle gender pay gap by forcing companies to publish pay differences between men and women

Iran's nuclear deal has catapulted Iran back into the global fold.

The power in adland has switched from the creators – the ad agencies – to the distributors.

How to make sure your kids get the most of out the summer – and you do too.

Sterling transfer saga finally appears to be at an end after the two clubs settled on a £49m fee.

Europe's treatment of migrants is shameful and betrays its founding philosophy, says Inna Shevchenko

The theme for United Nations World Population Day on 11 July 2015 is Vulnerable Populations in Emergencies

People have been waiting for and anticipating an 'imminent' pause since even before Ramadan

Nus Ghani MP, newly elected Member of Parliament for Wealden, spoke in the House of Commons for the first time

Caan believes productivity is the secret to Britain's economic future.

If video games want to be held up alongside other art forms then they need to stop pandering to their audiences

The Republican list for the US presidential nominations is getting long - so here are the runners and riders.

Hackers are congratulating themselves on the dark web for successfully halting the New York Stock Exchange with a cyberattack

Hamas is recognised as a terror organisation by the UK, EU and US, and has a gruesome track record.

Hacking Team is grabbing the headlines after the huge data leak, but much bigger problems could be around the corner

Distributed ledger technology could create jobs for an army of slaves to the algorithm.

All-Tory budget presented by George Osborne will affect women who rely on benefits and tax credits.

Barclays' board has ousted retail banking champion Antony Jenkins in bid to improve ailing investment bank.

Conservative ministers play into jihadists hands with a raft of new clampdowns that prioritise security over liberty.

The Srebrenica genocide was the killing of over 8,000 in town of Srebrenica during Bosnian War

Israeli resident of a kibbutz near the Gaza border says she misses the days when Arabs and Jews worked together.

A Palestinian journalist recalls the 2014 conflict in Gaza and the scars that remain.

Boko Haram expected to increase terror attacks as its military offensive falters.

Ten years on we appear as confused as ever about radicalisation, British Muslims and the Middle East.

Massive leak of Hacking Team data highlights need for international community to address use of cyberweapons

The UK government wants to break encryption, meaning it is up to individuals to take back privacy.

Tsipras and supporters under impression eurozone leaders like Merkel answerable to no mandate.

The biggest shock for Labour at the recent General Election was the extent to which traditional Labour voters opted for Ukip.

Greece has been a victim of extortion at the hands of the global banking system – discuss.