German Chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday pushed back against Washington's rejection of the Iran nuclear deal, saying the accord

Documents from the post-war Auschwitz trial have been classed part of the Unesco "Memory of the World Register", underlining their

The Scottish Parliament yesterday formally rejected legislation for taking Britain out of the EU, in an unprecedented move that sets the

Meghan Markle's father will not attend her wedding to Prince Harry this weekend, US media reported Monday, as Kensington Palace

Almost a quarter-of-a-million girls younger than five die in India every year due to neglect resulting from society's preference for sons, a

Quim Torra, a newcomer to politics who has campaigned fiercely for Catalonia's independence, was appointed regional president

Iran's foreign minister said on a visit to Moscow yesterday he was seeking "assurances" from the backers of the country's nuclear deal

An attacker crying "Allahu akbar" killed one person and wounded four others on the streets of Paris Saturday evening before being

Russian President Vladimir Putin has spoken with Germany's Angela Merkel and Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan in a bid to keep the Iran nuclear deal alive after the US decision to withdraw, the Kremlin said yesterday.

Turkish prosecutors yesterday demanded that former generals suspected of being the ringleaders of a failed 2016 coup be handed 252

British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson yesterday dismissed as "crazy" a government proposal for customs arrangements with the EU after

Britain's upper house of parliament yesterday inflicted a new defeat on Prime Minister Theresa May's government yesterday, challenging her decision

British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has appealed to US President Donald Trump not to pull out of the Iran nuclear agreement,

Without constitutional reform, Putin will not be able to run for a fifth time -- Russian law forbids serving more than two consecutive

Vladimir Putin swears in for another six years as Russian president, buoyed by popular support but weighed down too by a costly confrontation with the West, a fragile economy and uncertainty about what happens when his term ends.

Vladimir Putin will be inaugurated today for his fourth Kremlin term under the shadow of hugely strained ties with the West and a

Russia will stand by the Iran nuclear deal and develop closer ties with Iran if US President Donald Trump withdraws from the agreement on May 12, a senior Russian official said yesterday.

British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative party fared better than expected in local elections in England, results yesterday

Voters in England went to the polls yesterday to choose local councillors in the first electoral test for Prime Minister Theresa May since she lost her parliamentary majority last year.

France's interior minister yesterday promised to boost security at protests after hooded youths ran amok at a May Day rally in Paris,