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Donald Trump says he could meet Russian President Putin before taking Presidential charge

Trump said that if he wins the US presidential elections, he will meet Putin before taking the presidential oath.

Oct 18, 2016

September 2016 was the hottest on record: Nasa

This means 11 of the last 12 months have been the hottest ever on record, presenting a frightening spectre of global warming.

Oct 18, 2016

Beyonce carries on singing after ripping ear open at Tidal X concert

Beyoncé performed in Brooklyn on October 15 as part of the TIDAL X: 1015 charity concert, and fans noticed in the middle of her performance that the singer’s ear was bleeding. The wound was caused by a ripped out earring, according to reports. Some fans responded to this by sharing photos of themselves bleeding from the ear and other parts of their body under the hashtag #CutForBeyonce. Others were critical of the morbid hashtag.

Oct 17, 2016

More trouble for Trump campaign after new accuser says GOP nominee grabbed, kissed her

The presidential candidate has been criticised repeatedly for his misogyny.

Oct 17, 2016

John Kerry to meet European foreign ministers in London to discuss Syria

US Secretary of State John Kerry has arrived in London to talk about Syria. He is meeting his counterparts from Germany, France and the UK to share “fresh ideas”.On Saturday, he met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and ministers from Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.Kerry hopes the talks will lead to a ceasefire in the Syrian civil war.

Oct 16, 2016

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has been accused by two women of touching them inappropriately.

Michelle Obama attacks Donald Trump for his 'sexually predatory behaviour'

In her latest speech batting for Hillary Clinton, First Lady Michelle Obama spoke about Trump's disgraceful behaviour and how women don't deserve to be abused or mistreated.

Oct 15, 2016

Donald Trump vs Hillary Clinton policy breakdown

On 8 November, the United States of America will choose either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump as the new president. Beyond the mudslinging and accusations, we take a look at their actual policies on major issues...

Oct 14, 2016

Brain chip revives paralysed man's sense of touch

The study says that micro-stimulation of sensory cortex can elicit natural sensation instead of tingling.

Oct 14, 2016

US backs India's right to self-defence but highlights need for caution

The Indian Army carried out surgical strikes at launch pads along the LoC on September 29 and foiled infiltration attempts.

Oct 13, 2016

Morning brief: Pampore encounter, launch of new series of smartphones, Martian life and more

Shyam Benegal has cast Fawad Khan amid controversies regarding ban on Pakistani actors.

Oct 13, 2016

Nasa and Obama want humans to live on Mars by 2030!

The latest goal for Nasa is to test new technologies that will take humans to Mars and bring them back safely to Earth.

Oct 12, 2016

US elections 2016: Donald Trump lashes out at Paul Ryan after speaker withdraws support

House Speaker Paul Ryan said that he would not defend or campaign for the Republican presidential nominee anymore.

Oct 12, 2016

US presidential debate: Trump, Clinton butt heads on Syria, alternative energy and minorities

Trump and Clinton square off in the second debate in the run-up to the elections in Washington University in St Louis, Missouri.

Oct 10, 2016

Russia says US actions threaten its national security

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov blamed the Obama administration for Russophobia that now lies at the heart of US policy towards Russia.

Oct 9, 2016

Battle for Orlando: Whos voting for Donald Trump in the key US election swing state of Florida?

Donald Trump’s popularity among so-called political outsiders, gun owners and growing support from the large Christian population could see Florida turn Republican for the first time in eight years.With the presidential election fast approaching, IBTimes UK visited Orlando and spoke to people, groups and organisations in the influential city of Orlando, who could decide whether Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton will win the race for the White House.