More than 200 people were arrested in chaotic scenes during a new night of protests over US police violence towards blacks as authorities yesterday revealed that the Dallas shooter had apparently been plotting a major bomb attack.

Nato leaders yesterday united behind a policy of deterrence and dialogue with Russia after launching the alliance's biggest military

Iran's ballistic missile tests in March were "not consistent" with the spirit of the nuclear agreement signed with world

The "bomb robot" killing of a suspected Dallas shooter may be the first lethal use of an automated device by American police, and underscores the growing role of technology in law enforcement.

US Congressman Charles W Boustany appreciated Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for her tremendous courage to fight against terrorism.

The US expels two Russian diplomats in response to an attack on an American diplomat in Moscow, the state department says.

A black man is shot dead by police in the US state of Minnesota as protests continued over the police killing of a black man in Louisiana. Philando Castile's girlfriend live-streamed the aftermath, showing him covered in blood with a police officer pointing his gun at him.

US-backed rebels yesterday accused al-Qaeda-linked fighters of storming their headquarters in northwestern Syria and

President Barack Obama's administration estimated Friday that between 64 and 116 civilians have died during the years 2009-2015

The FBI yesterday quizzed Democratic White House hopeful Hillary Clinton about her use of personal email while serving as secretary of

Republican Donald Trump needs help paying for his US presidential campaign - and he's been asking foreign politicians to cough up.

US President Barack Obama warned Wednesday against isolationist tendencies in America and elsewhere, calling it "the wrong

US-led coalition aircraft waged a series of deadly strikes against Islamic State around the city of Falluja on

The United States released its annual human trafficking report yesterday and added eight countries, including

More than half a century after he wrote “The Sound of Silence,” American singer Paul Simon says he is ready to hang up his guitar and stop making music.

A judge temporarily blocked the extradition of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman to the United States

The same popular frustration that saw a majority of Britons vote to abandon the EU could send droves of disgruntled Americans into the arms of Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders warned yesterday.

US Secretary of State John Kerry said on Tuesday that Britain's vote to leave the European Union might never be

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been a boxer, a nightclub bouncer, a world leader - and now, a cartoon book character.

Liberal Elizabeth Warren attacked Republican Donald Trump on Monday during her first campaign appearance with