Evil sandwiches!

Britain's annual sandwich consumption produces the same amount of carbon dioxide as more than eight million cars, according to a
25 January 2018

Powers blame Russia, regime

Two dozen countries agreed Tuesday to push for sanctions against perpetrators of chemical attacks in Syria, with US Secretary of State
24 January 2018

Turkey detains dozens more in 'terror'raids

Turkey yesterday detained dozens more nationwide on accusations of spreading propaganda for "terror" groups. 91 were detained in 13
23 January 2018

Ex-Catalan leader stays vague on possible return

Spanish authorities are monitoring borders to make sure that fugitive Catalan separatist leader Carles Puigdemont does not sneak back
23 January 2018

Britain's Princess gets engaged

Britain's Princess Eugenie of York has got engaged, Buckingham Palace announced yesterday, lining up a second royal
22 January 2018

Pope sorry for upsetting abuse victims

Pope Francis, in an extremely rare act of self-criticism, apologised to victims of clerical sex abuse on Sunday,
22 January 2018

Turkey steps up assault on Kurdish militia in Syria

Turkey yesterday intensified its offensive against Kurdish militia targets in Syria as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
22 January 2018

Catalan crisis rekindled

The Catalan parliament yesterday proposed Carles Puigdemont as candidate for president, dealing a blow to central
22 January 2018

UK should welcome Trump: Johnson

British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson called for US President Donald Trump to be welcomed to the UK, warning
21 January 2018

Germany limps towards a new govt

Germany's centre-left Social Democrats yesterday voted to begin formal coalition talks with Chancellor Angela
21 January 2018

Pope Francis urges to 'combat plague'

Pope Francis on Saturday urged Latin America's faithful to fight rampant violent crime against women including
21 January 2018

Russian calls US defence strategy 'confrontational'

Russia's foreign minister described a new US national defense strategy as "confrontational" after Washington singled
20 January 2018

May, Macron strike border security deal

Prime Minister Theresa May and her French counterpart Emmanuel Macron agreed a new border security deal on Thursday, through
19 January 2018

Governing Catalonia from Belgium!

Catalonia's former leader Carles Puigdemont, who was sacked by Madrid over his attempt to break from Spain, yesterday said he can
19 January 2018

Huge storms hit Europe

Violent gales battered northern Europe and beyond yesterday, snapping air and train links and leaving three people dead, all killed by
18 January 2018

British MPs approve landmark Brexit bill

British MPs gave the green light on Wednesday to a landmark Brexit bill after weeks of debate and a damaging government defeat, but
18 January 2018

Talks started in Catalonia to pick regional leader

The new pro-independence speaker of Catalonia's parliament yesterday started meeting party representatives to pick a regional
18 January 2018

Arson attacks ahead of Pope's Chile visit: police

Unknown attackers used incendiary devices to set fire to Catholic churches and three helicopters belonging to forestry
17 January 2018

UK appoints 'minister for loneliness'

Britain appointed a "minister for loneliness" yesterday to tackle what Prime Minister Theresa May described as "the sad
17 January 2018

Putin seeks to be 'emperor for life'

The Kremlin's top critic Alexei Navalny has slammed Russia's March presidential election, in which he is barred from
17 January 2018