Sweden, the Netherlands and Germany are among the best placed wealthy countries to cope with shocks like large-scale migration due to their strong safety nets, education programmes and economic opportunities, says a global report by KPMG.

The frozen bodies of a Swiss couple who went missing 75 years ago in the Alps have been found on a shrinking glacier,

Four Albanian migrants tried to fly from France to Britain in a light aircraft, in what is believed to be a first,

Britain and the EU vowed to get to the "heart of the matter" as they launched fresh Brexit talks in Brussels yesterday, even as bitter

France is seeking to use Brexit to weaken the City of London, the British finance sector's EU pointman warned in a leaked report published yesterday.

The second round of Brexit negotiations will take place in Brussels tomorrow, the British government said Friday. British Prime Minister

Turkey yesterday marked one year since the defeat of the coup aimed at ousting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan,

Berlin yesterday said two women who were killed after being stabbed in an Egyptian beach resort were German nationals, confirming

British police arrested two teenagers yesterday after five acid attacks in less than 90 minutes across east London left

Russia said yesterday that too many American spies operated in Moscow under diplomatic cover and said it might

French President Emmanuel Macron and Donald Trump marked France's national day together yesterday at a military

British police say they have arrested a teenager after five acid attacks in east London left several people with facial injuries including one with "life-changing" effects.

France yesterday rolled out the red carpet to welcome Donald Trump on a presidential visit laden with military pomp that the White

At least 200 environmental campaigners and protectors -- 40 percent from indigenous tribes -- were murdered around the world in

The British government yesterday published a draft law that would formally put an end to Britain's membership of the European Union,

The EU yesterday took Poland to the bloc's top court over logging in the ancient Bialowieza forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site

An iceberg the size of Delaware, one of the largest on record, was set adrift after snapping off a West Antarctic ice

A weakened Theresa May came under fresh pressure yesterday to soften her Brexit position, adding to uncertainty about her

Britain's High Court ruled yesterday that UK arms exports to Saudi Arabia are not unlawful, after campaigners argued

British Prime Minister Theresa May acknowledged the "reality" of her weakened position yesterday by appealing to