President Vladimir Putin yesterday announced that Russia would destroy its last chemical weapons, hailing the move

Ukrainian authorities has evacuated more than 30,000 people from the central Vinnytsia region after a huge arms depot storing missiles caught fire and exploded in what prosecutors say is a possible act of "sabotage".

The BBC yesterday launched a new Korean language radio and online service that will be available to listeners in North

Chancellor Angela Merkel got down to work yesterday in the fractured political landscape left by Germany's

A military plane of the Italian Air Force crashes while taking part in an air show in central Italy, killing the pilot on board.

Australia yesterday committed to creating a national space agency as it looks to cash in on the lucrative and fast-evolving

Qatar's foreign minister said yesterday that US President Donald Trump was stepping up efforts for a diplomatic

The UN human rights office said in a report yesterday that Russia is violating international law in Crimea, including by

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan yesterday accused the security forces in Myanmar of waging a "Buddhist

Hopes of finding more survivors after Mexico City's devastating quake dwindled to virtually nothing yesterday, five

Russian air strikes have killed 45 members of a rebel group in the northwestern Syrian province of Idlib, the Syrian

A suspected acid attack in east London injured six people, police said yesterday adding that they had arrested a 15-

A strong 6.2 magnitude quake shook Mexico yesterday, causing panic in traumatized Mexico City, where rescuers

British police yesterday said they had charged an 18-year-old man with attempted murder following last week's bombing of a London

Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday outlined plans for a transition period of around two years after Brexit during which Britain would

Twenty-one people drowned and up to 15 more were missing yesterday after a fishing boat carrying migrants sank off Turkey's Black Sea

Spain has taken a very unusual step this time to prevent its forests from catching fire. Much of Europe was scorched this summer, with numerous forest fires breaking out and in Spain goats and sheep are helping to fight the blazes - one nibble at a time, Business Insider UK.

Catalonia's vice-president yesterday admitted that plans to hold an outlawed independence referendum had been dealt a major blow by a

Angela Merkel's conservatives dropped one percentage point in a poll released yesterday, three days before a German election in which

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday he will meet Russia's President Vladimir Putin next week to discuss a plan agreed