'He tainted Islam'

The Muslim community in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray in northern France, where two jihadists slit Father Jacques Hamel's throat, is
31 July 2016

Belgium cops arrest 2 for plotting attack

Belgian police arrested two men suspected of plotting a terror attack in Belgium as Europe remained on edge yesterday
30 July 2016

Large cyber hack 'hits Russia govt'

A "professional" cyber attack has hit Russian government bodies, the country's intelligence service said yesterday.
30 July 2016

EU-Turkey migrant deal risks failing

European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker said that the EU's deal with Turkey on halting the flow of migrants
30 July 2016

France may ban foreign financing of mosques

France's prime minister yesterday said he would consider a temporary ban on foreign financing of mosques, urging a "new model" for
29 July 2016

Banker sworn in as Peru's new leader

Former Wall Street banker Pedro Pablo Kuczynski was inaugurated as Peru's new president Thursday, vowing to kick-
29 July 2016

'Lord, forgive so much cruelty'

Pope Francis yesterday walked alone through the notorious wrought-iron "Arbeit Macht Frei" gate as he visited the
29 July 2016

Strange tales

From a mysterious new moustache to suggestions that genies helped the coup plotters, here are some of the stranger stories
28 July 2016

Merkel 'firmly' rejects refugee policy change

German Chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday rebuffed calls to reverse her welcoming stance toward refugees after a series of brutal attacks in the country.
28 July 2016

France names 2nd church attacker as anger grows

France yesterday identified the second jihadist involved in the brutal killing of an elderly priest, as calls mounted for the prime
28 July 2016

Russia beefs up military on southwestern flank

Russia has strengthened its southwestern flank as Nato builds up its military presence and Ukraine remains unstable, Russian
28 July 2016

El Nino weather pattern is over

The latest El Nino weather phenomenon, which was one of the most powerful on record, has ended but could be replaced by its
28 July 2016

Barnier to lead EU's Brexit talks

Veteran French politician and former EU commissioner Michel Barnier was named yesterday to lead Brexit talks with
27 July 2016

Goodbye Philae

Ground controllers yesterday bid a final farewell to robot lab Philae, cutting communications after a year-long silence
27 July 2016

France aims to ease religious tensions

French President Francois Hollande yesterday sought to head off religious tensions and defuse criticism over security
27 July 2016

Democratic National Convention, day 2

Democratic National Convention, day 2
27 July 2016

Purge 'not complete': PM

Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim warned the crackdown following a failed coup attempt was "not completed yet"
27 July 2016

Russia dismisses claims as 'absurd'

The Kremlin yesterday dismissed allegations that Russia was behind a hack of the Democratic National Committee's emails as
26 July 2016

Pressure mounts on Merkel

A rash of attacks in Germany has emboldened political rivals of Chancellor Angela Merkel, who blamed her liberal asylum
26 July 2016

Generals, more journos detained

Defying international alarm, Turkey yesterday widened its crackdown after a failed coup, detaining top generals serving in
26 July 2016