German Chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday urged Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to ensure full freedom of

Russian President Vladimir Putin was in Budapest yesterday to cement closer ties with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor

Ukraine's president appealed for more global pressure against Russia yesterday as Moscow-backed rebels and

Nato chief Jens Stoltenberg yesterday urged Russia to use its influence with pro-Moscow rebels in eastern Ukraine to halt what he called

UK Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday told British lawmakers that US President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban was

EU chief Donald Tusk warned yesterday that US President Donald Trump's administration was a "threat" facing the bloc along with China, Russia and radical Islam.

British MPs yesterday took a key step towards leaving the European Union, launching a debate on a bill that would empower Prime

A UN court yesterday ordered Turkey to release a judge detained in a crackdown after last year's attempted coup so that he can resume

European Club Association (ECA) president Karl-Heinz Rummenigge described FIFA's 48-World Cup as "nonsense" on Monday and warned soccer's governing body that the balance of power in the sport was shifting towards his members.

French presidential hopeful Francois Fillon yesterday faced fresh allegations of misusing public funds following claims that his wife had

British Prime Minister Theresa May arrived in Turkey yesterday for her first visit since becoming premier, hoping to expand ties and

Around one thousand people were rescued from unseaworthy vessels in the Mediterranean on Friday, while one dead body was

Queen Elizabeth II on Friday carried out her first visit since suffering a cold over Christmas, visiting an exhibition on Fijian art and

European Union interior ministers made progress Thursday towards breaking a deadlock on sharing the burden of

The timing of Geneva talks on the Syrian conflict was thrown into doubt yesterday, as the UN said it could not

Mikhail Gorbachev has urged Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump to strongly denounce nuclear war in the face of the

Mexico is willing to talk with the United States in order to maintain good relations, but paying for President Donald

A third round of peace talks between the Philippines and communist rebels ended Wednesday with no deal on a

Six people -- among them four firefighters and two police -- have now been killed battling vast forest fires in central

New Zealand passports are not for sale, Prime Minister Bill English said yesterday, after it emerged US tech titan Peter