Result Page 430 for Latest World News & Archive

Oil tanker collides with cargo vessel in south India spreading slick

Reports of deaths of fish and turtles on the beaches emerge as oil slick spreads.

Trump's refugee ban: Somali refugees in Dadaab between a rock and a hard place in Kenya

IBTimes UK speaks to refugees saying US resettlement 'was only thing that could save them from Somalia war'.

Which companies are opposing Donald Trump's travel ban?

American Companies Resist Trump's 'Muslim Ban'

Goldman Sachs, Amazon and Facebook are among Wall Street big hitters criticising the president's executive order.

John Wetton, frontman for Asia and key prog rock figure, dies aged 67

Asia's first album sold more than 10m copies and was number one in the US for nine weeks.

More news

Here's what happened to jobs and crime when a million refugees turned up in Germany

The Institute of Labour Economics publishes the first academic paper on the impact of refugees in Germany.

Boko Haram released video claiming to show its leader after Nigerian military claimed that he had been seriously injured

Suspected Boko Haram suicide attack kills two in mosque, weeks after Maiduguri University blast

Attacks blamed on Boko Haram continue as government and army claim fight against terrorists nearly over.

Spotify's new refugee-themed playlist draws mixed response in the wake of Trump's travel ban

The playlist features a range of tracks including Queen's We are the Champions and K'NAAN's Wavin' Flag.

Trump refugee ban a psychological blow for hundreds of vulnerable Somalis in Kenya

IBTimes UK hears of the devastating impact of President Trump's ban on refugees with protection needs.

Brazilian oil tycoon Eike Batista arrested on charges of corruption

He was declared a fugitive after police raided his estate last week and found he had left for New York.

Tens of thousands of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh face relocation to vulnerable island

The remote island in the Bay of Bengal is engulfed by several feet of water at high tide, and has no roads.

Freshly deployed US troops hold drills in Poland

Anti-aircraft weaponry and helicopters were also used in the exercises in Zagan.

Mumbai attacks accused Hafiz Saeed's house arrest could lead to protests in Pakistan

The 2008 Mumbai attacks claimed the lives of 166 people.

Trump adviser Steve Bannon believes there is 'a major war brewing, a war that's already global'

Trump accused John McCain of wanting to spark WWIII. But someone close to him thinks it has already begun.

Five anti-voodoo cult members suffocate to death as they burn incense waiting for world to end

Baname church members told to to stay in prayer rooms to avoid being 'held accountable' when world ended.

US may 'change its course on climate policy' and pull out of Paris accord, says former Trump adviser

Myron Ebell said the green movement was a 'threat to freedom' and had an 'alarmist agenda'.

Trump administration replaces acting head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Daniel Ragsdale is the deputy director at ICE since 2012 and took over as acting director on Inauguration Day.

Iran test-fires medium-range ballistic missile in apparent violation of nuclear deal

The test comes within a week since President Donald Trump imposed a ban on people entering the US from Iran.

Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed placed under house arrest in Pakistan

In June 2009, Saeed was put under house arrest but was released after six months.

Hundreds of medical students and faculty members rally for Obamacare

The protest comes a day before the annual deadline to enrol in the Affordable Care Act.

Who is the new Acting US Attorney General Dana Boente?

After the firing of Sally Yates, Boente holds the seat while Jeff Sessions awaits Senate confirmation.

Sundar Pichai and Sergey Brin make stirring speeches as Google employees walk out to protest against Trump ban

Over 2,000 Google employees walked out across eight of the tech giant's offices.

Boy Scouts of America opens membership to transgender children

Registrations will be based on the gender stated in membership application and not birth certificate.

Amazon, Microsoft and Expedia to support Washington lawsuit over Trump's travel ban

"No one is above the law — not even the president," Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson said.

Sally Yates speaking at the Justice Department

US political leaders react to the speedy firing of Acting Attorney General Sally Yates

Senior Republicans offered congratulations while Democrats called the move 'chilling'.

US and South Korea defence chiefs discuss North Korea ahead of James Mattis' Seoul trip

James Mattis is heading to Seoul in his first overseas trip since he took over as the Pentagon chief.

Celebrities react to Donald Trump's ‘Muslim ban’

ACLU raises $24.1m in one weekend after Trump's 'Muslim ban' – 6 times its yearly average

A third of a million people donate to American Civil Liberties Union in two days.

Acting Attorney General Sally Yates fired hours after speaking out against Trump travel ban

Obama appointee is 'relieved' of job after telling Justice Department not to defend executive order.

Goldman Sachs chief speaks out against Trump's travel ban while rest of Wall Street sits on fence

Lloyd Blankfein's words were unexpected given his bank's perceived closeness to president.

May advised to downgrade Trump's state visit to spare the Queen from controversy

Former head of foreign office warns that Queen has been put in 'a very difficult position'.

Acting attorney general orders Justice Department not to defend Trump travel ban

Outgoing Obama appointee Sally Yates is not even convinced the executive order is lawful.

Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, the outgoing head of the African Union (AU)

Outgoing head of African Union slams US for 'taking Africans as slaves but not as refugees'

Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma sats Trump's travel ban is 'one of the greatest challenges' facing Africa.

Council for American-Islamic Relations files lawsuit against Trump's 'Muslim ban'

Civil rights group condemns president's executive order as a 'Muslim exclusion order'.

Morocco rejoins African Union after 33-year absence despite rift over Western Sahara territory

Country welcomed back into Africa's 'family' despite opposition from South Africa and Algeria.

Obama breaks silence on Trump's immigration order as 'American values are at stake'

The former president said he fundamentally disagrees with discrimination based on faith or religion.

MOST READ IN World

WORLD