UK general election 2017 as it happened: May clings on with DUP backing
Theresa May is still prime minister but she has lost her majority and potentially much more.
Chibok girl: How I escaped Boko Haram
Sa'a got away on the night of the school raid in northern Nigeria – hundreds of others did not.
Meet the Canadian teacher who helped Inuit kids choose life
Maggie MacDonnell won $1m for her work with indigenous communities in northern Canada.
Timeline of terror: From Beslan school siege to Sinai, Russia has always been a terrorist target
St Petersburg is the latest in a string of attacks against Russia at home and abroad.
In the Field Podcast: What do the Russia protests mean for Vladimir Putin?
Putin presents a strong image abroad but at home Russians are sick of corruption and economic turmoil.
Dubai authorities detain seven members of the Olympic refugee team at airport
The African athletes had been invited to speak at a conference attended by Sheikh Mohammed.
Julia Gillard: Still not enough women getting to the top in politics
Australia's first female leader talks education, Hillary Clinton and that speech.
Canadian teacher Maggie MacDonnell wins $1m prize for work in remote Arctic communities
MacDonnell helped young people battle depression, drug abuse and alcoholism.
Michael Gove: 'No conflict of interest' in work as a journalist and a sitting MP
Former minister says 'lots of politicians have been journalists' as furore over George Osborne's new job grows.
In the Field Podcast: How Trump beat Clinton to the White House - and why it is a good thing
'Game of Thorns' author Doug Wead explains how a billionaire became the unlikely champion of the American poor
Hamas: Militants and moderates collide over demand for Palestine 'from the river to the sea'
The debate over whether to re-write charter that calls for Israel's destruction is raging in Gaza.
China sheds no tears for Park Geun-hye as North Korea brands her 'a common criminal'
Pyongyang and Beijing were both angered by her missile deal with the US.
Geert Wilders: How a Dutch kibbutzim brought anti-Islam rhetoric into the mainstream
Wilders' radical message dates back to his time in Israel as a teenager.
In the Field Podcast: What will happen if Geert Wilders wins the Dutch election?
Wilders' anti-Islam message is being well received by Dutch voters angry about immigration and the European project.
Generation Identity: How the European alt-right is planning a British invasion
The group has branches in France, Austria and Germany and could be expanding into the UK.
Putin's Rasputin has a message for Donald Trump's White House: 'Call me'
Ultra-nationalist Alexander Dugin wants to help make the Russia-US axis great again.
In the Field Podcast: What next for northern Syria as Isis is pushed out of al-Bab?
Turkish backed rebels and the Kurds could be involved in the fight to take back Raqqa
Kim Jong-nam VX gas murder puts North Korea's 5,000-tonne chemical WMD stockpile in the spotlight
South Korean sources claim Pyongyang has sarin, mustard gas and hydrogen cyanide.
Trappist-1: How long would it take to get to the Earth-like exoplanets?
In short, a really long time.
In the Field Podcast: France is poised for a bitter election battle - but can Marine Le Pen win?
Her rival Francois Fillon has been plagued by scandal but Emmanuel Macron is ascendant.
Mosul offensive explained: Here's how the Iraqi army plan to take down Isis
Iraqi forces are pushing from the south towards Mosul airport.
Pence Putsch: Is there a Republican plot to unseat Donald Trump using the 25th Amendment?
US constitution allows for the president to be replaced if unable to carry out duties of his office.
Who is 'Ahok' Basuki Purnama Tjahaja? Indonesia's Christian candidate accused of insulting Islam
Jakarta's ethnic Chinese governor is the first non-Muslim leader of Indonesia's capital in 50 years.
In the Field Podcast: Catalonia demands 'Democracia' as former leader faces trial
Liz Castro explains why Catalans are back on the streets calling for freedom from Spain.
Who is Romanian President Klaus Iohannis and why is he backing huge anti-government protests?
Iohannis has criticised Sorin Grindeanu over the state's attempt to dodge corruption charges for officials.
Generation Z rejects Donald Trump and Brexit with call to let in more migrants and refugees
In 14 out of 20 countries young people want to make it easier for immigrants to live and work in their countries.
In the Field Podcast: Inside Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe
IBTimes UK talks to foreign correspondent Martin Fletcher.
Return of the Pharaohs: How an African crown could see Egyptian football reborn
Victory against Cameroon in the ACON final would be Egypt's first since the 2011 revolution
Neil Gorsuch is only the start - Republicans are about to conquer the US Supreme Court
Three of the sitting supreme court justices are in their 80s and could be replaced by Donald Trump.
In The Field Podcast: Why the only way to end prostitution is to punish men who pay for sex
Julie Bindel explains why feminists should not support a Dutch-style legalisation of prostitution
