A Turkish court yesterday rejected an appeal by the Wikimedia Foundation against the nearly week-long blocking of

Theresa May's Conservatives performed strongly in British local elections, early results showed Friday, handing the

Centrist French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron extended his lead in the polls over his far-right rival

Two Turkish nationals arrested in Malaysia are being held on suspicion of funding the Islamic State group, Kuala Lumpur said yesterday,

France's presidential candidates traded fresh blows yesterday after one of the fiercest TV debates in the nation's history, with

Prince Philip, the 95-year-old husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, will retire from carrying out royal engagements from the autumn,

British Prime Minister Theresa May accused European politicians and officials on Wednesday of seeking to affect the outcome of the June

French presidential candidates Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen were set to face off in a final televised debate

Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday accused Brussels of deliberately making "threats against Britain" over the

Islamic State militants are developing their own social media platform to avoid security crackdowns on their

Marking 2016 a repressive year for press freedom in Bangladesh, London-based ARTICLE 19, an NGO defending freedom of expression, says 320 violations, including murders, abductions and threats against journalists, took place within that period.

French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen came under fire on social media yesterday for lifting sections

Somalia, hit by drought and on the verge of famine, will count 1.4 million acutely malnourished children by the end of

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called for a new constitution Monday as he fights to quell a crisis that has led to

Aung San Suu Kyi yesterday rejected a decision by the UN's rights council to investigate allegations of crimes by

German Chancellor Angela Merkel held talks yesterday with President Vladimir Putin on Ukraine and Syria in a signal

Swiss climber Ueli Steck, one of the most feted mountaineers of his generation and famed for his speed ascents of iconic Alpine

Turkey on Saturday expelled more than 3,900 people from the civil service and military as threats to national security, in the second

British Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday denied she was "in a different galaxy" after European Union leaders were reportedly

Far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen yesterday announced that if she wins France's May 7 runoff she would name eurosceptic