A car bomb explosion has killed a leading Belarusian journalist and Kremlin critic, Pavel Sheremet, in the Ukrainian capital Kiev.

More than 3,200 migrants were rescued from the Mediterranean Tuesday in 25 operations, the Italian coastguard said.

The EU yesterday unveiled national targets for cutting greenhouse gases by 2030, placing the burden on richer northern

Theresa May has said the UK will not begin official negotiations on leaving the EU this year as she held talks with Germany's Angela Merkel.

Police backed by bomb disposal teams yesterday cordoned off part of central Brussels where they surrounded a

French military intelligence estimates that about 100 foreigners continue to enter Syria from Turkey each week to join

Three French soldiers who were carrying out "dangerous intelligence operations" in Libya have been killed in a

French lawmakers approve a six-month rollover of emergency rule in the wake of last week's truck attack on the city of Nice, the third deadly assault in 18 months for which the Islamic State militant group has claimed responsibility.

Britain will not begin its formal divorce from the European Union by invoking Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty this year, a

Malcolm Turnbull was sworn in for another term as Australia's prime minister yesterday after a narrow election victory

France is carrying out strikes "every day" against Islamic State jihadists in Iraq, the government said yesterday, as the

What was once a marriage of convenience has become a bitter and damaging fight between two men that threatens to damage Turkish democracy and change its face forever.

Gulen does not actually live in Turkey and resides in Pennsylvania in the US under a self-imposed exile. He has lived in the US since

Turkey detains 6,000 people over Friday's failed coup and the number is expected to rise further, Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag says

A group of armed men seized a police station in Armenia's capital Yerevan along with an unknown number of hostages, the country's security service says.

Bangladeshis among 366 migrants are rescued from rickety boats trying to cross the Mediterranean to Italy but at least 20 people were reported to have drowned, Italian police say.

The attempted military coup in Turkey could hamper the United States in its war against Islamic State in Syria and undermine other US

Troops filed into Taksim Square uncertain of how they would be received. Before long, angry crowds had gathered to denounce them.

Nato chief Jens Stoltenberg

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