CUBAN President Miguel Diaz-Canel warned he would not make any concessions and would only speak to his United States counterpart Donald Trump as an
ALMOST 40,000 candidates stood as Syria held its first local elections in seven years today, with the government having retaken control of large pa
STRIKE action is continuing at a major Istanbul airport project despite the arrest of more than 500 construction workers by Turkish armed security
ISRAEL launched a missile attack on Damascus airport last night, according to Syrian army officials, in the latest action allegedly aimed at Irania
VENEZUELAN President Nicolas Maduro, on an official visit to Beijing yesterday, said that developing relations with China was “a golden opportunity
More than $3 million (£2.3m) was stolen in a Nigerian email scam that was run from an Australian detention centre, police revealed yesterday.
THAILAND’S military junta eased some restrictions on political parties today, with a royal decree allowing them to fundraise.
THE Dalai Lama provoked outrage after suggesting that “Europe belongs to Europeans” at a conference in the Swedish city of Malmo, where more than h
THE left shift in New York State’s Democratic Party continued this week as 27-year-old Julia Salazar trounced incumbent Martin Dilan in the primary
