A narrow majority voted against resuming accession negotiations, with fishing rights and sovereignty outweighing the pull of the eurozone.…
A narrow majority voted against resuming accession negotiations, with fishing rights and sovereignty outweighing the pull of the eurozone.…
The outbreak was contained with 20 cases and two deaths, even as a far larger epidemic grows across the border in Congo.…
The Chinese leader's trip to Cairo signals deepening trade and political ties as the two countries prepare to mark 70 years of relations.…
A new report highlights the impact of fighting on civilians and children.…
Demonstrators took to the streets over the handling of migration at the enclave.…
Temperatures hit 40C and above from May, with Denmark reaching a record 37C, as drought, wildfires and strained rivers swept the continent in a summer scientists say they long predicted.…
Robert Kocharyan, who leads the Moscow-friendly opposition and is close to Vladimir Putin, was detained with his son and four others, in a case analysts see as part of Yerevan's turn toward the West.…
Navigation systems failed on roughly two of every three days in early August, with officials tracing the jamming to electronic warfare in the Baltic and spoofing infrastructure in Kaliningrad.…
Reform UK said on Monday it would mount what it described as the biggest military deployment in the English Channel since the Second World War to halt asylum seekers reaching Britain, an announcement that comes as the party slides in the polls…
The Japanese yen climbed to its strongest level in three months on Monday, reaching about ¥155 against the US dollar, after Tokyo and Washington confirmed they had bought the currency together in the market late last week. Japan’s finance ministry said the…