Assange to go to US only if rights guaranteed

WikiLeaks said Wednesday its founder Julian Assange could travel to the US to face investigation after one of the whistleblowing site's
18 January 2017

European Parliament elects new chief

Italian centre-right politician Antonio Tajani was elected the new president of the European Parliament yesterday after a final round of
18 January 2017

Germany to go to polls on Sep 24

German Chancellor Angela Merkel's government yesterday set September 24 as the date for a general election, as she seeks a fourth term
18 January 2017

Reeling Italy hit by quake triple-punch

Three earthquakes hit central Italy yesterday in a seismic triple-punch that brought fresh terror to a snowbound mountainous area still
18 January 2017

UK set for 'hard' Brexit

Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday unveiled her Brexit blueprint, announcing for the first time that Britain will leave Europe's single market in order to control EU immigration.
17 January 2017

5 killed in shooting at Mexico music festival

A shooting erupted during an electronic music festival at a Mexican beach resort early Monday, leaving five people
17 January 2017

Moscow invites Trump officials

Russia's foreign minister says that Moscow is inviting representatives of the incoming US administration to attend
17 January 2017

180 migrants dead

Around 180 people are presumed to have died in the first major migrant boat disaster of 2017 in the Mediterranean,
17 January 2017

Search for MH370 called off

The massive underwater search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was called off yesterday, leaving unsolved
17 January 2017

Scores missing as migrant boat sinks

The Italian coastguard said on Saturday nearly a hundred people were missing after a boat with migrants sank off
15 January 2017

May to push for 'hard Brexit'

British Prime Minister Theresa May will target a clean divorce from the EU when she sets out her Brexit plans in a
15 January 2017

Winter storms batter Europe

A powerful winter storm battered Europe on Friday, knocking power out for 330,000 homes in France, prompting the evacuation of
14 January 2017

UK PM given one-month Brexit plan deadline

An influential group of MPs called on Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday to publish by mid-February her plans for leaving the EU,
14 January 2017

Winter storm batters Europe, killing 2

A powerful winter storm batters Europe, killing one woman and leaving 330,000 homes without power in France as flights and train services were cancelled and coastal areas put on flood alert.
13 January 2017

New UN chief opens crunch talks

UN chief Antonio Guterres yesterday opened a crunch conference aimed at ending decades of division in Cyprus,
12 January 2017

Breivik gives Nazi salute in court

Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik, who killed 77 people in 2011, made a Nazi salute at the opening of an appeal case on
10 January 2017

Deep freeze claims six more lives in Poland

Six people died in Poland over a 24-hour period as temperatures plunged across Europe, bringing the toll of hypothermia deaths in the
10 January 2017

Cold snap grips Europe

A cold snap gripping Europe has killed 10 more people in Poland, stranded thousands in snow-covered Turkey and brought fresh
9 January 2017

UK launches cyber security review

The British government said yesterday it is launching a national inquiry into cyber security to assess the extent to which the UK is
9 January 2017

Police seize MH17 crash debris from reporter

Dutch police have taken from a journalist items, including possible human remains, which he found at the crash site of flight MH17 in
8 January 2017