A top UN official yesterday denounced growing rhetoric claiming that nuclear arms are necessary and warned that the risk of such

A Belgian court yesterday sentenced the sole surviving suspect in the Paris attacks, Salah Abdeslam, to 20 years in prison on terror

Once-feared Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic yesterday urged UN judges to overturn his conviction for war crimes during the

US President Donald Trump will visit Britain midway through 2018, possibly in July, British newspapers reported yesterday, citing

A deaf and partially blind dog that kept a lost three-year-old girl safe in Australian bushland overnight was awarded police honours

Queen Elizabeth II marked her 92nd birthday yesterday with traditional gun salutes and a Commonwealth-themed charity concert

Queen Elizabeth II, the Head of the Commonwealth, opened the Commonwealth summit for what may be the last time yesterday voicing hope that her son would be allowed to carry on her role.

Britain's broadcasting watchdog on Wednesday opened seven impartiality probes concerning Russia's RT news channel, noting "a

Pressure from Pakistan's judiciary won't influence the outcome of upcoming general elections this year, Pakistan's Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal said on Wednesday, adding he hoped the election would be free and fair.

President Emmanuel Macron yesterday faced mass protests as trade unionists seek to galvanise angry students, public sector workers and striking train drivers into a joint movement against his multi-pronged drive to overhaul the French economy.

Facebook announced yesterday it would begin rolling out changes to how it handles private data this week to comply with forthcoming

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan yesterday called snap elections in Turkey for June 24, bringing the polls forward by over a year-and-a-

EU foreign ministers on Monday discussed how they could persuade the US not to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal, but stopped short of

Canada announced Monday it was sending home the families of its diplomats in Cuba, after a year-long investigation into a

The US and Britain on Monday accused Russia of launching cyber attacks on computer routers, firewalls and other networking

Prime Minister Theresa May personally apologised to Caribbean leaders yesterday after her government threatened to deport people who

The Maldives yesterday rejected a demand by a UN human rights watchdog that former president Mohamed Nasheed be allowed to

Tens of thousands of Hungarians protested in Budapest against what organisers say was an unfair election system that gave Prime Minister Viktor Orban a landslide victory at the polls after a "hate campaign" against immigrants.

A Moscow court yesterday ruled to block the popular messaging app Telegram in Russia, after it refused to give state security services

Russia's UN Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia urges the United States and its allies on Thursday to refrain from military action against Syria over a suspected chemical weapons attack and says he "cannot exclude" war between Washington and Moscow.