The Indonesian leader criticised both the comments from his French counterpart, and the recent acts of terror in France

With fighting already on for more than a month, and more than a thousand dead, the conflict is still at risk of escalating

The waste arrived between September 2017 and January 2018, and a court ordered them to be removed only two weeks ago

Because of Covid-19 five people will be allowed to shelter in a single school room that previously would have held 16

In the last weekend before the election, both candidates travelled throughout the country to key states

The tremor caused a mini-tsunami on the Aegean island of Samos and a sea surge that turned streets into rushing rivers

'We do not have the right, for example, to shout fire in a movie theatre crowded with people'

TikTok influencers suing the president over the ban convinced US District Court Wendy Beetlestone to issue the injunction

Military patrols have increased around French churches and other sites ahead of a Catholic holiday on Sunday

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have reimposed partial lockdowns to try to cut infection rates, England has not

Some of the companies, particularly Boeing have non-military business in China that could be affected

Despite the majority of polls being in Joe Biden's favour, both sides urged voters to come out to vote

Jeanine Anez who took over as interim president last November presided over the nation's civil unrest which left 30 dead