CEO says internet giant will pay publishers to create, curate high-quality content for ‘a different kind of online news experience’

Coronavirus curbs leave event with a fraction of usual tourist crowds

UK lawmakers adopted a bill that overwrites parts of the withdrawal treaty signed with the EU last year, resulting in a breach of international law

Toxicology tests show he was poisoned by the Soviet-era nerve agent Novichok

Under the agreement, AFP fact-check teams will verify potentially false and misleading videos

The referendum is part of a carefully negotiated de-colonisation plan agreed in 1998 to put an end to decade-long conflict

Families of victims of America's worst mass shooting – a rampage that left 58 dead and more than 800 wounded – now 'closer to closure'

At least a dozen Napa wineries and vineyards were burned this week

Armenian PM says it is not ‘appropriate’ to talk about negotiations in times of ‘intensive hostilities’

Bill will extend funding past the November 3 presidential election

It will be in force after govt finalises scheme to care for cattle too old to plough fields

Alexander De Croo will head 7-party coalition govt

Taku Sekine’s family say he ‘got caught in a violent spiral of depression’ after becoming target of ‘false and malicious gossip’ online