The European Union yesterday stepped up pressure on rebellious eastern states to take in their fair share of refugees under mandatory quotas adopted at the height of the migrant crisis.

The two main rivals in conflict-ridden Libya are committed to a ceasefire and holding elections "as soon as possible",

Spain cops foil Knife Attack at border

Hundreds of firefighters are battling blazes across southern France, with one inferno spreading across 900 hectares of forest and threatening homes on the island of Corsica, emergency services say.

Staff from one of Turkey's most respected opposition newspapers yesterday rejected as absurd "terror" charges

Polish President Andrzej Duda yesterday vetoed controversial judicial reforms that had prompted huge street

Russia has deployed military police to monitor two safe zones being established in Syria, the defence ministry in

A man armed with a chainsaw injured at least five people in Switzerland yesterday and was on the run after a rampage

A poll out yesterday shows the popularity rating of France's new President Emmanuel Macron has slumped 10 points to

Venezuela's opposition has called a fresh 48-hour general strike against embattled President Nicolas Maduro's plans to

Britain's Prince William and Prince Harry have revealed they talked to their mother Princess Diana on the day she died

Russia's defence ministry said Saturday that its officials had signed a deal with moderate Syrian rebels at peace talks

Fallout intensified Friday from the fatal police shooting of an unarmed Australian woman, as Minneapolis's police

At least two people are killed on the Greek island of Kos Friday when a magnitude 6.7 earthquake shook the popular summer resort holiday destinations of the Dodecanese Islands in Greece and the Aegean coast of Turkey.

The EU's Brexit negotiator yesterday urged Britain to provide more clarity on key issues after the second round of talks wrapped up in

Germany yesterday vowed stinging measures impacting tourism and investment in Turkey and a full "overhaul" of their troubled

The US Justice Department says it has shut down the dark web marketplace AlphaBay, working with international partners to knock offline the site accused of allowing a global trade in drugs, firearms, computer hacking tools and other illicit goods.

Berlin yesterday summoned Turkey's ambassador over the detention of a German human rights activist who was

Russian-backed rebels fighting against Kiev on Tuesday announced a plan to create a new "state" they said would take

French leader Emmanuel Macron faced the biggest crisis of his young presidency yesterday following the resignation