WORLD

Landmark EU Commission ruling gives citizens right to edit own past online, but does it have more worrying implications?

Dr Erin Marie Saltman Jun 07, 2014

Poroshenko to be inaugurated following his handshake and talks with Vladimir Putin at D-Day landings anniversary at Normandy, France.

Vasudevan Sridharan Jun 07, 2014

Kate Middleton and Prince William joined the veterans for a tea party at the commemorative event in Arromanches.

Priya Joshi Jun 06, 2014

Sicilian nun Sister Cristina Scuccia triumphs at Italian TV singing contest.

Umberto Bacchi Jun 06, 2014

The National Assembly of Quebec approves Bill 52 allowing terminally ill patients to request medical aid in dying.

Umberto Bacchi Jun 06, 2014

British security firm to let all prison contracts expire where Israel are accused of detaining children and torturing Palestinians.

Jack Moore Jun 06, 2014

World leaders joined veterans to pay tribute to the troops who lost their lives on D-Day

David Sim Jun 06, 2014

Kurdish oil on United Leadership tanker yet to find buyer

Nigel Wilson Jun 06, 2014

Putin holds talks with Obama and Ukraine president-elect Poroshenko in effort to solve Ukraine crisis.

Gianluca Mezzofiore Jun 06, 2014

Newly-elected Egyptian president ousted Mohammed Morsi with a coup last year.

Gianluca Mezzofiore Jun 06, 2014

Mexican press reports 27-year-old internet sensation leads 'Los Antrax' gang affiliated to Sinaloa Cartel.

Umberto Bacchi Jun 06, 2014

China alleges Japan uses incident to hype up the 'China threat'.

Ludovica Iaccino Jun 06, 2014

Kate and Gerry are following British police searching Praia da Luz scrubland in effort to find Maddie

Dominic Gover Jun 06, 2014

Supreme court ruled that news outlets cannot call Jobbik 'far-right - but history shows a different picture.

Gianluca Mezzofiore Jun 06, 2014

Footage of DNa-90152 vessel being overturned by a larger Chinese ship in waters near the Paracel Islands, in the South China Sea.

Umberto Bacchi Jun 06, 2014

Beijing-owned businesses attacked in Vietnam after South China Sea dispute turned ugly in May.

Nigel Wilson Jun 06, 2014

Mohamed Gaddafeddam bin Nail outlines his political ambitions in an exclusive English-language interview with IBTimes UK

Finbarr Bermingham Jun 06, 2014

Privately owned media outlets in Hungary held a blackout in protest over proposed tax regulations

Sean Martin Jun 06, 2014

Eighty percent of divorce lawyers have seen rise in social media breaking up marriages.

Dominic Gover Jun 06, 2014

In leaked memoir, former US Secretary of State says arming rebels would have changed course of civil war against Assad.

Jack Moore Jun 06, 2014

Full text of Obama's address in Normandy.

Gareth Platt Jun 06, 2014

Leading candidate for the EU Commission presidency, Jean-Claude Juncker, has hit back at Cameron's bid to block him

Nick Assinder Jun 06, 2014

Lawlessness and political turmoil have halted production at many of Libya's oilfields and export ports

Nigel Wilson Jun 06, 2014

Inmates forced their way through the main gate following gunfire.

Ludovica Iaccino Jun 06, 2014

Mohamed Gaddafeddam bin Nail outlines his political ambitions in an exclusive English-language interview with IBTimes UK

Alfred Joyner Jun 06, 2014

60 Somali and Ethiopian migrants and two Yemeni crew members die trying to reach Saudi Arabia.

Jack Moore Jun 06, 2014

Indian Minister from Bharatiya Janata party says rape is "social crime" after Uttar Pradesh attacks

Lydia Smith Jun 06, 2014

Moscow and Pyongyang announce number of trade-based initiatives

Finbarr Bermingham Jun 06, 2014

Violent clashes broke out on Friday morning in a temple complex which houses the holiest Sikh shrine, injuring at least a dozen people.

Alfred Joyner Jun 06, 2014