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Hundreds of right-wing supporters demonstrate against World Jewish Congress in Budapest.

BlackBerry will face increased competition from Samsung and Apple as the Pentagon approves both for Defence Department use.

Opposition in New Delhi blaming government for failing to protect convicted bomber and spy Sarabjit Singh who died in Lahore.

Former chief prosecutor Col Morris Davis launches initiative to shut down US military prison on Cuba as hunger strike continues.

Three years on from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill disaster, IBTimes UK looks at BP's mounting costs

Senators question information sharing procedures among intelligence officials during closed-door hearing.

Parents of two young girls, aged 13 and five, accuse Delhi Police of ignoring rape complaints.

The president spoke at interfaith service "Healing our city" in Boston's cathedral of the Holy Cross

Barack Obama has delivered a powerful and inspired speech at an interfaith memorial service in Boston in the aftermath of the twin blast at the Marathon's finish line.

Nokia clings to positive sales of its Lumia smartphones as sales of its feature phones fall dramatically.

A suspect is held over deadly poison sent to US president and Senator Roger Wicker

ONS labour market data shows worsening picture for both employed and unemployed.

Samsung is being investigated over claims it paid students to write online articles criticising rival company HTC

Survey of firms by British Chambers of Commerce shows 64 percent think Cameron right to push for new terms on EU.

Kremlin warns against naming suspects in Sergei Magnitsky’s death and draws up own list of alleged American human rights abusers.

India's economic growth is yet to pick up despite the recent policy reforms initiated by the government.

Thatcher funeral: Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and Mikhail Gorbachev among world leaders on 2,000-strong list of invites.

Chartered Management Institute report reveals 15.8 percent pay package leap for chief executives as most others see real terms pay cut.

Highly-anticipated Galaxy Note 8.0 device goes on sale at Samsung Experience store in Westfields Stratford City shopping centre in east London.

Lloyds TSB Private Banking report shows soaring UK household wealth but top 10% 22 times better off than bottom half.

Senator outlines mission to capture rock in "baggie with a draw-string" in plan backed by President Obama.

Photos of Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Tab 3 have been leaked online

Nelson's city council orders every household to 'maintain a firearm with ammo' as Congress discusses anti-gun measures.

'He is responding to treatment and able to breathe without difficulty,' says South African President Jacob Zuma.

Auction will include unique memorabilia from the Apollo 11 and Apollo 13 missions.

Jordan's King Abdullah says refugee influx has caused enormous pressure on economy.

Terminator Tango turns himself in at US embassy in Kigali and is taken to The Hague for war crimes trial.

BP will buy $8bn worth of shares and keep $4.4bn in reserve following the formal sale of half of its Russian joint venture to Rosneft

The beer duty cut was a tiny shaft of sunlight peeping through the dark clouds of George Osborne's forecast, says Shane Croucher.

Live coverage of Chancellor George Osborne's 2013 Budget speech where he will also scrap beer duty escalator.