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Mark Hanrahan is a Senior Editor for the International Business Times, based in London.

Prior to joinig IBT, he worked at the South China Morning Post in Hong Kong, The Huffington Post in New York City, and BBC Future Media in London, England.

He is a graduate of the City University, London, and Queen Mary College, University of London, with majors in journalism and contemporary history.

Ukraine Peace Talks In Minsk Called Off, Say Belarusian Officials

Representatives of all sides held talks Wednesday and had been expected to meet again Friday to discuss key issues in the conflict.

British Tourists' Murder Trial Begins In Thailand Amid Accusations Of Police Incompetence, Bias

Rights groups are concerned that the suspects are scapegoats for a military government keen on protecting the tourism industry.

Sony Hack: Some Cybersecurity Experts Raise Doubts About Whether North Korea Carried Out Attack

Some experts have challenged evidence presented by the FBI as being weak or inconclusive, and are skeptical that proof exists.

Hong Kong Police Arrest 37 Pro-Democracy Demonstrators In Second Night Of Protests

City police arrested 37 protesters marking the largest such action since occupation sites were cleared earlier this month.

North Korean Internet Suffers Fourth Day Of Service Disruption; News Agency Site Goes Dark

Some have speculated the the outages are a U.S. response to the Sony hack, but Internet security experts see this as an unlikely prospect.

Pope Francis Calls Iraqi Refugees On Christmas Eve 2014; Urges 'Tenderness' And 'Warmth' In Midnight Mass

Pope Francis likened the plight of displaced Iraqis to that of Jesus, who he said also had to flee because he was unwelcome in his birthplace.

China Christmas Ban: University, Town Ban Festive Celebrations Amid Concerns About Western Cultural Influence

The country has seen Christmas celebrations banned in some schools and a university, and protests against the "Western" festival.

ISIS Did Not Shoot Down Jordanian F-16 Over Syria, Says US Military

U.S. commanders said that the group was trying to "misrepresent ... this unfortunate aircraft crash for their own purposes."

FAA Issues Drone Warning Video, As Thousands Are Set To Receive Unmanned Aircraft As Gifts

As thousands are set to receive drones as gifts, the agency has issued a video aimed at preventing them from being used unsafely.

Muhammad Ali Hospitalized For Pneumonia Treatment

The boxing legend's prognosis is good, and it is hoped he will be discharged soon, a representative says.

NYPD Officers Turn Their Backs On Bill De Blasio; Police Unions Say Mayor Has 'Blood' On His Hands [VIDEO]

New York's police unions have had a combative relationship with the mayor since the outcry over the death of Eric Garner.

US Issues Rare Worldwide Travel Warning In Wake Of Sydney Siege

In the first such alert issued by the State Department in 2014, the government urged Americans to maintain "a very high level of vigilance."

Idris Elba As James Bond? Leaked Emails Suggest Sony Pictures Chief Wants 'The Wire' Star As 007

A leaked email from Sony Pictures Chairman Amy Pascal suggests that she would like to see Idris Elba as the next James Bond.

Larry Flynt's Hustler To Make Porn Parody Of 'The Interview', Criticizes Response To Sony Hack

Flynt's Hustler Video is producing a pornographic parody of "The Interview," as a response to the Sony hack.

Scientists Say Songbirds Fled Tornado After They 'Heard It Coming'

Researchers suggest that the birds were warned by 'infrasound' generated by the storm, which humans cannot hear.

Peshawar School Attack: Chilling Conversations Between Gunman, Taliban Controllers, Emerge

Chilling conversations between Taliban fighters, who killed scores of children in Pakistan this week, and their handler have emerged.

Peter Kassig Negotiations: US Backed Secret Talks Between Al-Qaeda Clerics, Islamic State, In Attempt To Free American Hostage: Report

An investigation by the Guardian has revealed that al Qaeda-linked clerics attempted to secure the release of Peter Kassig from ISIS.

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