Two bailiffs were shot dead during a scuffle with a prisoner turned gunman inside a southwest Michigan courthouse on

The government of Venezuela has said it has seized a factory owned by the US firm Kimberly-Clark. The firm had said

A humanitarian group said it recovered the bodies of four migrants and rescued around 400 survivors yesterday from

Three Ukrainian soldiers were killed and sixteen wounded as violent clashes continued between pro-Russian rebels and

French President Francois Hollande called Saturday for international action against an al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria, warning that the recent losses sustained by the Islamic State group could embolden other jihadist groups.

Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull yesterday declared victory for the ruling conservatives after the Labor opposition conceded defeat, but faced a tough time ahead after the narrow mandate in the closely fought election.

The British government yesterday formally rejected a petition signed by more than 4.125 million people calling for a

North Korea yesterday test-fired what appeared to be a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM), Seoul's defence ministry said, a

Jeremy Corbyn, the embattled chief of Britain's main opposition Labour Party, will finally face a leadership challenge

Moscow yesterday said it had expelled two US diplomats as a retaliatory move after Washington turfed out two Russian officials over an

The families of soldiers killed in Iraq have vowed to sue Tony Blair for “every penny”. The former prime minister could face a civil

Tony Blair overstated the threat posed by Saddam Hussein, sent ill-prepared troops into battle and had "wholly inadequate" plans for the aftermath, the UK's Iraq War inquiry has said.

Britain's decision to go to war with Iraq in 2003 had a "far from satisfactory" legal basis and ex-Prime Minister Tony Blair's case for military action was over-hyped, a long-awaited inquiry into the conflict concluded on Wednesday. Meanwhile lawmakers who voted to support Britain's joining the 2003 invasion of Iraq need to take their share of responsibility for the mistakes that were made, Prime Minister David Cameron says.

Activist and writer Elie Wiesel, the World War Two death camp survivor who won a Nobel Peace Prize for becoming

Former French Socialist prime minister Michel Rocard, hailed a "visionary statesman", died Saturday aged 85 his son

The runaway favourite to become Britain's next prime minister yesterday vowed to push for an EU trade deal that

United Nations Security Council and European Union came down heavily upon the Friday’s militant attack at the Honey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka’s diplomatic zone Gulshan.

Venezuela as of Monday will end an electricity rationing program launched in April in response to a severe drought that

The Nato-Russia Council (NRC) will meet on July 13 to discuss air safety measures over the Baltic Sea and other issues,

Australia's election is too close to call and the final result may not be known for some time as counting continues in