Ethnic minorities face "entrenched and far-reaching" inequality and, combined with a rise in hate crime since Britain voted to

Russia used an Iranian air base to launch air strikes in Syria for a second day running yesterday, rejecting US

Australia yesterday agreed to close a camp for asylum-seekers on Papua New Guinea, one of two controversial Pacific island

Swiss police yesterday said there was no indication a stabbing and fire attack on a passenger train was an act of

Turkey will not compromise with Washington over the extradition of the Islamic cleric it accuses of orchestrating a

Britain's departure from the EU could be delayed until late 2019 as civil servants struggle with the task and French

Sweden's youngest ever cabinet minister, who came to the country as a refugee from Bosnia, announced her resignation yesterday after being caught driving under the influence of alcohol.

Chancellor Angela Merkel has invited executives from some of Germany's biggest listed companies to attend a

The British government pledges to match European Union funding for farmers, universities and infrastructure projects following Brexit, as it sought to allay fears over key sectors.

Russia has deployed its advanced S-400 air defence missile system to annexed Crimea, Russian news agencies

More than 25,000 migrants arrived in Italy in July, 12 percent more than in the same period last year, EU border agency

Russian President Vladimir Putin yesterday unexpectedly dismissed his close ally and powerful chief of staff Sergei Ivanov, in the highest-

Turkey said yesterday it has received "positive signals" from the United States over its requests to extradite

Turkey has issued an arrest warrant for its former international football star striker Hakan Sukur as it probes last month's failed coup aimed at unseating President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Ecuador says it will let Swedish officials interview Julian Assange at its embassy in London, where the WikiLeaks

Vladimir Putin yesterday summoned his security council and the Russian Navy announced war games in the Black Sea, a day

German citizens with dual nationality who fight for a terror group should be stripped of their German citizenship,

A new computer game created by a team of 15 people in a shed in southern England makes its highly anticipated debut this week after creating buzz for conjuring a mind-bogglingly large universe of 18 quintillion planets for players to explore.

A year after hundreds of thousands of refugees snaked their way across southeastern Europe and onto global television

A Turkish senior military officer on a US-based assignment for Nato is seeking asylum in the United States after being recalled