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Dutch PM Mark Rutte wins election: Netherlands says no to ‘wrong kind of populism'

Dutch election: Voters choose stability as PM Mark Rutte wins landslide over populist Geert Wilders

Centre-right parties feast over historical defeat of Labour as Greens emerge as new political force.

First pictures of Tocqueville school shooting after Columbine obsessive opened fire in French town of Grasse

The teenager, who has not been publicly named, was arrested in possession of multiple weapons after the attack, police official said.

Anti-Semitic Hungarian group claims Trump national security adviser Sebastian Gorka is a member

'Of course he was sworn in,' says leader of Hungarian nationalist group Vitezi Rend.

Nicola Sturgeon calls Theresa May 'undemocratic' as UK PM blocks IndyRef2 before Brexit

First Minister of Scotland described move as 'untenable, undemocratic and totally unsustainable'.

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President Trump: The Government Will Have To Learn To Tighten Its Belt

Nasa responds to Donald Trump's budget - it will use the money to fly as far away from him as it can

Space agency said it would be 'reshaping' its focus based on the resources available.

How do airlines make their money? Hint – it's not by selling economy seats

There's a reason why airlines spend less on their economy cabins.

Greek far-left group Conspiracy of the Fire Cells claims German finance ministry bombing

Group said they were behind the parcel bomb sent to Wolfgang Schäuble.

'Trump wrecks US foreign policy' as huge cuts proposed at State Department

Department head Rex Tillerson defends plans to cut prevention of mass atrocities and reduce UN, World Bank funding.

Sierra Leone: 'Good Samaritan' pastor hands in huge diamond

President Ernest Bai Koroma said the whole country will benefit from the discovery.

British teenage deckhand Bethany Smith dies after falling from yacht mast in Jamaica

Bethany Smith was reportedly cleaning the mast when the 'ropes became undone'.

Sister Gloria abduction: Colombian investigators sent to Mali to find kidnapped nun

Colombian nun was kidnapped last month by armed men claiming to be jihadis.

Maryland judge uses Trump's own words against him to block revised travel ban

The president's public statements indicate the aim is 'the realisation of the long-envisioned Muslim ban'.

26 sailors kept hostage by Somali pirates released after nearly five years

Somali pirates aboard hijacked Aris 13 tanker exchange gunfire with naval forces

Hijackers have demanded a ransom in first hijack of its type since 2012.

Grasse school shooting: Teenager armed with guns and grenades opens fire at French high school

Several injured following shooting at Tocqueville high school in southern French town.

Pakistan to become 'Asian tiger' with Balochistan as engine of growth says Sharif

China to fund projects including massive health facility, desalination plants and university in Balochistan.

South Sudan 'will not pay $1m ransom' for Indian engineers kidnapped by rebels

Fighters loyal to former vice president Riek Machar accused engineers of working for government.

Zimbabwean activist warns of biased justice as protest leader Pastor Mawarire faces trial

Pro-democracy activist Linda Masarira tells IBTimes UK about pervasive criminal cases against opponents.

Australia opposes Beijing's construction work in South China Sea, says it would raise 'conflict'

Urges China and Southeast Asian nations to conclude a legally binding code of conduct in South China Sea.

'The senator from Kentucky is now working for Vladimir Putin' – John McCain tears into Rand Paul

McCain and Paul clashed over Montenegro's Nato membership.

Bangladesh police kill 4 militants linked to Dhaka cafe attack

Since the cafe attack in Dhaka in July 2016, police say they have killed over 50 militants.

DRC bishops hopeful political peace talks entering last phase as negotiations resume today

Failings to ensure first peaceful transition of power in DRC could spark rise of insecurity and instability.

Barack Obama leaves behind Michelle and daughters in escape to Marlon Brando's hideaway in French Polynesia

Former president is expected to spend the next couple of weeks at a resort previously bought by Marlon Brando.

Why Dutch election results mean Geert Wilders lost, but populism hasn't

Support for populist parties has not diminished despite failing to deliver blow to political stability.

Celebrities urge Turkish Airlines to send aid to hunger-stricken Somalia as famine looms

Turkish Airlines is the only major international carrier that flies to Somalia, where 6.2 million people are starving.

Africa's largest snake has been caught devouring an entire hyena on camera for the first time

A tourist stumbled across the scene in Kenya.

Thousands storm Brazilian streets in nationwide protest against President Temer's pension reform plan

Civil servants, rural workers and labour unions took part in demonstrations in Sao Paulo, Brasilia and Rio de Janeiro.

Red notice issued against 4 North Koreans by Interpol in Kim Jong-nam murder case, says Malaysia

The estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was murdered on 13 February.

Tillerson in Asia: 'We have 20 years of failed approach' in denuclearising North Korea

The US secretary of state said countries should adopt a 'new approach' to make Pyongyang abandon its nuclear ambitions.

Did Donald Trump just admit Twitter fallibility while defending his Obama wiretapping accusation?

The president said he expected "some very interesting items coming to the forefront over the next two weeks".

Marine Le Pen's FN heralds Dutch election results 'success' despite Wilders loss

French President Francois Hollande and front runner Emmanuel Macron have praised the victory by Mark Rutte.

First impeachment complaint filed against Duterte in Philippine Congress for abuse of power

An opposition lawmaker accused the president of violating the constitution, betraying public trust, among other crimes.

Trump unveils $1.15tr budget filled with deep cuts for environment, arts and the poor

Of 15 Cabinet agencies, 12 face deep cuts while boosting money for the military, law enforcement, private education.

New Zealand's Whanganui River granted same rights as a human in world first

140 year battle over the river which is worshipped as an ancestor by the Maori Whanganui people.

Trump may use 'secondary boycott' to press China over North Korea issue says Seoul think tank

The US and South Korea have already started the installation of Thaad to counter North Korean provocations.

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