Jewish leader warns on 'judgement by race or colour' as Donald Trump's Muslim ban kicks in
Moshe Kantor also said that all countries need to defend themselves against global terror.
Beaten, electrocuted and abused: Kurds accused of torturing Isis child soldier suspects
Kurdish authorities say 'no complaints' from prisoners but pledge that abuse will not be tolerated.
In The Field Podcast: New dawn for Gambia? Adama Barrow prepares return after Yahya Jammeh leaves
New president holes up in the Gambian embassy in Senegal while he waits to see if it is safe to return
Abu Mazen's men: How Palestine's leader Mahmoud Abbas wants to rule forever
The 81-year-old Palestinian president has sidelined his rivals and refused to anoint a successor.
Donald Trump inauguration live updates: Washington welcomes 45th US president
Stay up to date on events in Washington DC as Donald Trump becomes president.
In The Field Podcast: In Iraq's Shia heartlands, Iraqis bear the cost of conflict and corruption
As Iraqi forces push Isis out of Mosul, IBTimesUK looks at the impact on southern Iraq
Notes on a scandal: How controversy has stalked Benjamin Netanyahu for two decades
Israeli leader is in the spotlight again over allegations of fraud and bribery
Israel's lost children: New files shine no light on the fate of 1,000 'vanished' Yemenite babies
Families still claim that children of Arab Jewish origin were stolen and given to wealthy Azkhenazi couples.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn hits back at Barack Obama over 'Corbynisation' comments
A spokesman said that the Democrats needed to 'speak for working people'
US tops ranking of global arms dealers as Obama's America boasts record weapons sales
American sales of weapons to Saudi Arabia, Israel and Pakistan dwarf China, Russia and France.
Saudi Arabia's king launches fundraising drive to help Syrians displaced by fighting
King Salman committed $27m of public funds and $5m of his own money.
Shinzo Abe heads to Hawaii to visit Pearl Harbor and shore up US-Japan ties
Japanese prime minister's visit is seen as a message to Donald Trump and a warning to China
Russia holds day of mourning as search for bodies continues in the Black Sea
Moscow has 3,000 people looking for parts of the Tu-154 plane that was bound for Syria
British man 'fighting for his life' after being shot in the head by a masked gunman in Antigua
The family of Christopher Tester, 37, need to raise $90,000 to fly him home for treatment
US soldiers 'heading to the front line' in new Iraqi push against Islamic State in Mosul
American general tells Reuters that a new offensive is being planned against the jihadi-held city.
Barack Obama 'confident' that he could have beaten Donald Trump and won a third term
The outgoing president said that many Americans still believed in progressive ideals.
Extremist cleric Abu Qatada has Twitter account suspended
The Jordanian, who was deported from the UK in 2013, has spoken out against Islamic State.
In The Field Podcast: Why Donald Trump's showdown with China may not end well
Beijing has hit back with drone seizure after president-elect's comments on Taiwan
China has picked a fight with its US drone seizure – but what will Beijing do next?
Donald Trump's flirtations with Taiwan and anti-Chinese rhetoric has raised Sino-American tensions.
How fighting for Bashar al-Assad in Syria made Hezbollah a force to be feared
The Iranian-backed militia has lost both men and legitimacy - but gained experience
Obama's revenge: How can the president punish Vladimir Putin before Donald Trump takes over?
Barack Obama has vowed to retaliate against Russia over major hacks that some believe cost Hillary Clinton the election
Esperanto: How a Jewish eye-doctor's dream of global brotherhood created a whole new language
The language is still spoken by as many as 2 million people worldwide.
In The Field Podcast: As liberals lick their wounds, Republicans rejoice in Trump's America
In the Field looks at how Americans are dealing with their new president-elect four weeks in.
Aleppo: Assad has won a battle not the war says former Arab League chief Amr Moussa
Moussa says that Saudi Arabia and Egypt should play a bigger role in ending the Syrian war
South Korea: What next for Park Geun-hye and her 'spiritual guide' Choi Soon-sil?
Park was impeached after a landslide vote in the parliament but judges will decide if she must now stand down.
What is the Donald Trump 'doctrine'? US president-elect gives hints on foreign policy goals
Billionaire formally announces James 'Mad Dog' Mattis at an event in North Carolina.
From Mitt Romney to Rudy Giuliani: Who are Donald Trump's top five picks for secretary of state?
Jon Huntsman, John Bolton and David Petraeus are also in the running.
In The Field Podcast: After six months and 5,000 dead, what next for Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs?
IBTimesUK looks at why the Philippines has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons
Who is James 'Mad Dog' Mattis? Donald Trump's choice for secretary of defence
The retired general once said it was 'fun to shoot some people'.
Decoding the alt-right: How fringe white nationalism invaded the mainstream
A term coined by Richard B Spencer has taken over US political discourse after the election of Donald Trump.
