In The Field Podcast: Three years since Maidan, what does Donald Trump mean for Ukraine?
The new US president may overlook Vladimir Putin's annexation of Crimea.
How Bashar al-Assad and Vladimir Putin bombed their way to victory in rebel-held Aleppo
Syria's opposition finds itself isolated as Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the US stay silent
In The Field Podcast: How strongman politics sparked a love affair between leaders in US and Egypt
General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi was one of the first world leaders to congratulate Donald Trump
St Kitts and Nevis: How a Caribbean tax haven fought its way back from national disgrace
Prince Harry is visiting the island once branded world's most dangerous due to drugs trade.
In The Field Podcast: On the outskirts of Mosul, civilians pay the price for the war against Isis
Campbell MacDiarmid and Razaw Salihy are guests on IBTimesUK's In the Field
US embassy move to Jerusalem could trigger a crisis of Biblical proportions
Bill Clinton, George Bush and Barack Obama all wavered on relocating from Tel Aviv.
Donald Trump accused China of 'raping America' - so why is Beijing so happy he won?
Chinese state media said that 'election talk was just election talk'.
America divided as Donald Trump wins historic US election
Republican candidate's support came mostly from angry white voters.
US election as it happened: Donald Trump becomes 45th president of the United States
IBTimes UK followed the latest developments on US election day.
Meet the US voters who want to put Santa Claus, Mickey Mouse or Jesus in the White House
America's 'write in' candidates also include rival politicians, friends and family and fictional characters
How Vladimir Putin's Russia has rehabilitated 1,000 years of despotic rulers
From Ivan the Terrible to Joseph Stalin, Russian strongmen are enjoying a new lease of life.
The crown prince, the military junta, and the irreplaceable king – what next for Thailand?
Political uncertainty and economic turmoil weigh on Thais as they mourn the loss of King Bhumibol.
'Prison will not save our children from violence' says dad of murdered British teenager
Barry Mizen does not think longer sentences for knife possession will stop crime.
Colombia's Brexit: 2 maps that explain why voters said 'No' to peace deal with Farc
Colombians and the wider world have been shocked by the result of the referendum
Aleppo: Maps and pictures show how a once great city was reduced to rubble by Assad's bombs
Bashar al-Assad and Russia pushing forward to take back rebel-held areas of the city.
India vs Pakistan: How do the sub-continent's two nuclear powers shape up amidst Kashmir dispute?
India's military might dwarfs Pakistan, but the two are evenly matched on nuclear weapons.
Bangladeshi leader's son snatched from home as state crackdown on Jamaat-e-Islami gathers pace
Amaan Azmi is the third son of a prominent former Islamist leader to be detained since August.
Isaac Herzog: Shimon Peres' dream of a two-state solution 'alive and kicking'
Labour leader said his mentor's vision of peace with the Palestinians would be implemented.
Shimon Peres: Israel's last founding father who sought peace with the Arab world
Former president has died at 93 after a prolonged period of ill health.
Pakistan's highest court dismisses final appeal in case of mentally ill death row prisoner
Judges ruled that many Pakistani prisoners were mentally ill and they 'couldn't let everyone go'.
The Battle for Mosul: 3 maps explaining the planned offensive against the Isis stronghold in Iraq
Iraqi army units will push towards Mosul from the south while the Kurds wait in the wings
The Battle for Mosul: Isis will fight to the last man to hold its greatest prize
Haider al-Abadi faces huge challenge winning back the faith of Iraq's Sunnis
Alyson Kennedy: Meet the socialist who wants to be America's first female president
Socialist Workers Party would turn the White House over to the working class
Could the South China Sea dispute trigger a Sino-US war? Five charts that tell you who might win
Beijing's sabre-rattling in the west Pacific has brought conflict in Asia closer than for decades.
Could British colonial explorers have saved Amelia Earhart as she lay dying on a Pacific island?
British party were three miles from 'Castaway Camp' just three months after the plane crash.
Remembering 9/11: Why modern America's darkest day remains 'a wound that will not heal'
The US has fought two wars and killed Osama Bin Laden but al-Qaeda's 2001 atrocity looms large.
'We will mobilise again' says protest leader elected Hong Kong's youngest lawmaker
Nathan Law's calls for self-determination for former British colony greeted with fury in Beijing.
China is looking for new friends after US and Australia fallout – could Britain fill the void?
Theresa May will look to imitate David Cameron's close relationship with Xi Jinping.
Turkey's Jarablus offensive: Who is fighting who to capture the Isis-held Syrian border town?
Syrian border town has come under heavy shelling amidst a new Turkish offensive against Islamic State.
From Boko Haram to Isis, the use of child suicide bombers has a long and bloody terrorist pedigree
Children have been used as weapons from West Africa to Sri Lanka and across the Middle East.
