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His whole xenophobic rhetoric is like a virus, bringing out the worst of those in need.

Duterte's a 'colourful guy' but 'I want a productive meeting,' said Obama of the decision to cancel.

The Democrat US Presidential candidate said she would battle pharmaceutical giants for lower prices.

Even if his ambiguous show of regret was in some way genuine, who exactly is he belatedly apologising to?

Former US president says the email scandal isn't a reason to distrust his wife.

Insulting a dead war veteran could be an iconic moment that stops him being in White House.

Republican candidate treats all Muslims as enemies rather than people.

Trump ignored any mention of a third party candidate but ranted about being 'smarter' than Hillary Clinton.

Foreign secretary to put on charm offensive after offending US President Barack Obama.

Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Nicola Sturgeon and Recep Tayyip Erdogan are victims of his barbs.

The picture was re-tweeted by the Republican presumptive presidential nominee.

Trump's popularity highlights digital media's weakness in keeping politicians honest.

Incumbents who broke through barriers soon learn that established systems hold out against fundamental reform.

Prime Minister Modi and President Obama will discuss economic ties and security issues.

The Indian government is hoping that Washington will be able to make a case for India's NSG membership.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet with President Obama and address a joint session of Congress.

Narendra Modi was banned from the US in 2005 but will be addressing US Congress on 8 June.

The controversial candidate has been accused of misogyny in his campaign.

Obama has become the first sitting US president to visit Hiroshima 71 years after the world's first atomic bomb was dropped on the city by US military.

Former UK prime minister says he is not sure he understands today's political climate.

Obama is the third US President to visit the south-east Asian nation since diplomatic relations were restored in 1995.

The pre-1990s rape and assault allegations against Bill Clinton were revisited by Donald Trump last week.

European Commission president made his strongest intervention yet in the EU referendum campaign.

Intervention comes after Barack Obama and other world leaders have warned against a 'leave' vote.

British Prime Minister David Cameron branded Republican Trump's proposal as 'stupid, divisive and wrong'.

Vermont senator said 'Donald Trump must not become president' while speaking in New Jersey.

Abe says Japanese businesses see UK as a 'gateway' to Europe and investors could be turned off.

Nigel Farage tells IBTimes UK he is not surprised by the rise in support for 'leave' and Ukip.

William Hill and Ladbrokes tell IBTimes UK of president's 'alarming' effect on the betting market.

Barack Obama says his administration is concentrating on securing an agreement with the EU.