Already tomorrow, on March 31, the first round of presidential elections will kick of in Ukraine. They are called fateful inland, and rightly so, because five years ago the Ukrainians...
Read moreMPs in the UK House of Commons voted last night to take control of parliamentary process from the government by holding a series of indicative votes on the future of...
Read moreThe Pentagon has authorised army engineers to begin construction of additional fencing on the US-Mexico border, diverting an initial $1bn after President Donald Trump declared a national emergency to bypass Congress on the matter. The army would begin planning...
Read moreThe European Parliament votes Tuesday on controversial copyright reforms championed by news publishers and the music business but criticised by big tech and internet freedom activists. The run-up to the...
Read moreThe Pentagon sent two ships through the Taiwan Strait Sunday, as the Trump administration steps up naval activities in the region — despite opposition from China. The ships’ transit through...
Read moreAn early morning rocket fired from the Gaza Strip demolished a house in central Israel on Monday, wounding seven people and prompting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to cut short a...
Read moreAn unknown person has detonated a number of canisters at Camp Foster, a US Marine Corps base in Okinawa, Japan, the news outlet NHK reported. According to local police and the...
Read moreMore than a million people were in London this weekend for the Put It To The People march. That makes it among the biggest demonstrations this country has ever seen....
Read moreJohn Bercow provoked uproar with May loyalists when he ruled that the government could not bring the prime minister’s deal back for a third “meaningful vote” unless there were substantial...
Read morePolice in the Netherlands arrested Turkish-born Gökmen Tanis, 37, in connection with a mass shooting in the Dutch city of Utrecht on Monday. Three people were killed by gunfire in...
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