Elections

EU report finds average mobile call cost varies by 774% across the 28 European countries.

Ukip MEP defends foreign aid remarks and insists voters agree with him.

Daniel Stewart's chief economist guides us through the month ahead

New president is sworn into office promising 'moderate' rule and a better standard of living for Iranians.

Rohani and North Korea accuse US of seeking excuses for confrontation.

Mugabe's opponent Morgan Tsvangirai rejects result and calls for mass protests, while US and UK say vote was flawed.

Iran state TV retracts anti-Israel comments, as Rouhani prepares for inauguration.

Zanu-PF Party won 142 of the 210 parliament seats in elections the African Union said were free and peaceful.

Dr Simon Usherwood analyses whether Farage's UK Independence Party can bolster popularity despite a raft of issues

PM Morgan Tsvangirai says elections are "null and void" amid vote-rigging claims

Jailed Popular Party treasurer Luis Barcenas accuses PM of receiving cash from slush fund.

Former president and wife Carla Bruni reportedly chipped in a paltry €7,500 to repay an €11m party debt

Zimbabwe is heading to presidential polls with incumbent president, Robert Mugabe, aged 89, confident of extending his 33-year rule.

Jewish Home leader Naftali Bennett has controversial views on Palestinian prisoners.

India's GDP growth forecast lowered to 5.5%, from 5.7% earlier.

Cameron unlikely to be comforted by ambitious blond's latest words on leadership

Leaders from North Korea, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Syria to attend.

Documents obtained by IBTimes UK lift lid on Eritrean government collecting illegal tax in violation of UN and Foreign Office.

Daniel Stewart's chief economist guides us through the week ahead for central bank meetings and economic data

Rising unease as policeman injured by car bomb, and accusations fly in wake of assassination.

Neo-Nazi leader Nikos Michaloliakos calls for removal of immigrants as loudspeaker plays Hitler-era Horst Wessel song.

Germany’s business climate improves in July after a sluggish start to the year

Zimbabwe's president says homosexuals are 'worse than pigs and dogs'.

Gen el-Sissi denies he betrayed Mohamed Morsi and urges show of support for army.

Demonstrators in Sofia called for government led by PM Plamen Oresharski to resign.

Stock price finishes 6.69% lower on Tuesday in Tokyo.

Another Bastille Day (14 July) over and this year's pride of place in the military march past went to detachments of the French, Malian and other West African Army forces which had saved Mali from imploding and falling into the hands of Islamic extremists in January 2013. Troops from 13 African nations that had supported France's Opération Serval in Mali, participated in the parade. The United Nations soldiers in their blue berets were led by Mali's Colonel Elisée Jean Dao. The countr...

National Housing Federation points to millennium baby boom for impending housing crisis

Prime Minister pledges to press ahead with economic reform, as Liberal Democrats and allies claim 73 seats in Upper House.

LDP likely to take control of upper house, allowing PM Shinzo Abe to implement political and economic reforms.