Hatred of journalists whipped up by populist and authoritarian leaders is degenerating into violence across the world, media watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warned yesterday.

The Portuguese island of Madeira began three days of mourning yesterday after 29 German tourists died when their bus spun off the

German prosecutors yesterday charged a 92-year-old man with aiding and abetting the murder of 5,230 people as a guard at a Nazi concentration camp during World War II.

The European Union is threatening the United States with reprisals if President Donald Trump decides to sanction EU investments in Cuba, a copy of a letter showed yesterday.

The charred roof of the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris was once a legend that “astounded the Middle Ages” and still fascinates master carpenters, Thomas Buechi of the Charpente Concept group told AFP.

Measles cases rose 300 percent worldwide through the first three months of 2019 compared to the same period last year, the UN said Monday

At least 113 people have been arrested in ongoing climate change protests in London that brought parts of the British capital to a standstill, police said yesterday.

A massive fire consume Notre-Dame Cathedral, gutting the roof of the Paris landmark and stunning France and the world, though firefighters saved the main bell towers and outer walls from collapse before bringing the blaze under control.

French weapons are being used by the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia in Yemen, according to a classified military note revealed

Notre-Dame Cathedral goes up in flames in a roaring blaze that devasted the Parisian landmark, one of France's most visited places.

The Amritsar massacre, 100 years ago this Saturday in which British troops opened fire on thousands of unarmed protestors, remains one of the darkest hours of British colonial rule in India.

Police open fire outside Ukraine's embassy in London after a vehicle rammed into the ambassador's parked car and then drove at officers called to the scene.

Britain’s Prince Harry and his wife Meghan want to keep the arrival of their baby later this month “private”, Buckingham Palace said in a statement yesterday.

European Union leaders gave Britain six more months to leave the bloc, more than Prime Minister Theresa May says she needs but less than many in the bloc wanted, thanks to fierce resistance from France.

Fighting in Libya’s capital has killed 56 people and wounded 266 over the last six days, the World Health Organization said yester-day, as the UN mobilised to support the country’s over-stretched hospitals.

A team of Greek and Spanish doctors announced Thursday the birth of a baby using DNA from three people after a controversial fertility treatment that has provoked intense ethical debate.

A French appeals court yesterday ruled that Bayer’s Monsanto business was liable for the health problems of a farmer who had inhaled a

The arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange sparked passionate reactions from foes and allies alike. Supporters branded his arrest

British Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday expressed regret for a massacre by British troops in India in 1919 but stopped short of a full apology.

British Prime Minister Theresa May held talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday in a last-gasp bid to keep her country from crashing out of the European Union at the end of the week.