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Trump and Netanyahu are set to meet on 15 February.

The Breitbart writer's talk was cancelled due to the demonstration at the campus grounds.

Alexander Blackman was sentenced to life for the 2011 murder of a wounded jihadist in Afghanistan.

Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed said ban was a legitimate action given America's security 'challenges'.

Luis Gutierrez said the party had now united on the issue.

The French presidential candidate said the claims were 'simmered in the back kitchens of offices'.

Pentagon denies report which comes after the deadly SEAL raid.

The house minority leader made it clear she believed Bannon's appointment is 'stunning'.

The White House could have sanctions in place by Friday.

Iran vowed to 'continue to test its capabilities in ballistic missiles' while deriding the US president.

The US president is seeing low approval ratings partly over his immigration executive orders.

Sean Spicer said the remarks were 'lighthearted' and 'absolutely beautiful'.

Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos is controversial, but if you won't hear him, how do you know you're right?

The sanctions rollback appears in latest Treasury update authorising payments to Russian intelligence.

State governor signing the bill to help quell militia violence and abuses linked to illicit mining.

Despite being unlawful, there's not much anyone can do to stop Trump deleting tweets.

New Zealand has become the favoured refuge from global disorder for tech billionaires and financial big-hitters.

New media voices emerge as Trump administration opens briefings to alternative outlets

IBTimes UK analyses meaning behind plan for mass withdrawal from ICC backed by the African Union.

US President Donald Trump is often accused of being a fascist. But is that the case?

The work of the Jewish thinker who coined the phrase 'the banality of evil' is enjoying newfound popularity.

Hundreds have resisted evacuation from the West Bank outpost ruled illegal by the Israeli Supreme Court.

Demonstration turns violent as 150 masked agitators set fires and throw Molotov cocktails.

Hundreds of herdsmen have attacked wildlife conservancies, farms and lodges in the area.

Jens Stoltenberg's comments come after renewed violence in government-controlled town Avdiivka.

Oxfam says despite all the donations, by his 86th birthday, Gates could well be a trillionaire.

Nigerian officials maintain leader is 'alive and well' as protests against death rumours hit capital Abuja.

Corporate buildings, including banks and ATMs were vandalised, and a Starbucks coffee shop was looted.

Protest movement leader Mawarire charged with 'subverting constitutional government' upon return from exile.