Britain's decision to go to war with Iraq in 2003 had a "far from satisfactory" legal basis and ex-Prime Minister Tony Blair's case for military action was over-hyped, a long-awaited inquiry into the conflict concluded on Wednesday. Meanwhile lawmakers who voted to support Britain's joining the 2003 invasion of Iraq need to take their share of responsibility for the mistakes that were made, Prime Minister David Cameron says.

Former French Socialist prime minister Michel Rocard, hailed a "visionary statesman", died Saturday aged 85 his son

The runaway favourite to become Britain's next prime minister yesterday vowed to push for an EU trade deal that

Activist and writer Elie Wiesel, the World War Two death camp survivor who won a Nobel Peace Prize for becoming

United Nations Security Council and European Union came down heavily upon the Friday’s militant attack at the Honey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka’s diplomatic zone Gulshan.

The Nato-Russia Council (NRC) will meet on July 13 to discuss air safety measures over the Baltic Sea and other issues,

Australia's election is too close to call and the final result may not be known for some time as counting continues in

Venezuela as of Monday will end an electricity rationing program launched in April in response to a severe drought that

Nearly 2,900 migrants have died trying to reach Europe by crossing the Mediterranean Sea, making the first six months of 2016 the

Crisis deepened yesterday as UK and EU politicians have given very different accounts of how the UK's Brexit negotiations should

Support grew yesterday for British interior minister Theresa May's bid to succeed premier David Cameron and lead

Embattled British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn came under fire yesterday for allegedly comparing the state of Israel to "self-

A Palestinian attacker fatally stabbed a 13-year-old girl in her home in a Jewish settlement in the West Bank yesterday

Danish police yesterday announced they confiscated cash worth nearly 11,000 euros from migrants under a controversial law

Ten women died in a sinking boat packed with migrants off the coast of Libya on Thursday and hundreds of other

The EU opened a new negotiating chapter with Turkey on Thursday on its long-stalled bid for membership, a week

A suicide bomber belonging to Nigerian jihadist group Boko Haram killed at least 11 people when he blew himself up close to a

During the Conservative campaign for the 2015 UK general elections, Prime Minister David Cameron promised that, if the

Former mayor of London Boris Johnson yesterday ruled himself out of the race to succeed Prime Minister David Cameron on a day of high drama following Britain's shock vote to leave the EU.

President Francois Hollande yesterday ruled out organising a referendum on the European Union in France, saying next