France wants the G20 to issue a statement committing to strong action on climate change and considers the issue a “red line”, President Emmanuel Macron said yesterday ahead of the summit.

Nato yesterday urged Russia to destroy a new missile before an August deadline and save a treaty that keeps land-based nuclear

The world is on course for “climate apartheid”, where the rich buy their way out of the worst effects of global warming while the poor

The UN rights chief yesterday called for countries to repatriate family members of suspected foreign fighters in Syria, including

Jeremy Hunt, the underdog in a bitter battle with Boris Johnson to become Britain’s next prime minister, yesterday called on his rival

Istanbul returned to the polls yesterday in a re-run of the mayoral election that has become a test of Turkish democracy as well as

Britain’s leadership contest was rocked yesterday by reports that police were called to a late-night “row” between frontrunner Boris

The EU’s top leaders yesterday fired a Brexit warning to whoever wins the battle to become the next British prime minister, saying the existing divorce deal could not be changed.

Seventeen of the 64 Bangladeshi migrants, who had been stranded in the Mediterranean off the Tunisian coast of Zarzis for nearly three weeks, return home.

Two cabinet ministers were left fighting it out yesterday to join Boris Johnson in the run-off vote to become Britain’s next leader, amid fresh warnings of the risk of a “no deal” Brexit.

British leadership favourite Boris Johnson won the endorsement of a key Brexit-backing rival yesterday despite accusations he was softening his rhetoric on leaving the EU.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has described beautiful women as part of the country’s “brand”, prompting a furious backlash from activists and on social media yesterday.

Hundreds of thousands of people have fled inter-ethnic violence in northeastern areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo in the past

The Kremlin yesterday said Moscow had been the victim of US cyberattacks “for years” following a New York Times report that

The UN yesterday called for an “independent inquiry” into the death of former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, who died in state custody.

A Russian court yesterday released a newspaper editor and former lawmaker, who had been held on extortion charges, after an outcry

Boris Johnson got a boost in his campaign to replace British Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday when one of his former rivals and EU

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday that the United States is “considering a full range of options” regarding rising tensions

The World Health Organization said Friday that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo does not qualify as an international threat, despite the spread of the virus to neighbouring Uganda carried by an infected family.

Ads featuring "harmful gender stereotypes" which are likely to cause offence will be banned in Britain under new rules that could have a major impact on the industry.