US President says his Democrat challenger is using coronavirus as a scare tactic

While the UN and other international bodies hail the success of talks, Turkey remains sceptical

A businessman fired his maid and accused her of stealing from his family, which was later proven false in court

Roughly 7.3 million people in England will be living under England's most stringent restrictions from the weekend

The air quality index at Delhi's 36 pollution monitoring sites was between 282 and 446, pushing levels into the "severe" category

The most startling aspect of the debate turned out to be the relative civility compared to the disastrous first debate

President Gotabaya Rajapaksa enjoys diplomatic and economic support from China, which lent billions of dollars for projects when his brother Mahinda Rajapaksa w...

The verdict, which is final and cannot be appealed, drew immediate condemnation from the Council of Europe

Hundreds of families who lost their homes to floods still living in state-supplied shelters in crisis-wracked Venezuela

According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a British-based NGO, the strike targeted a dinner meeting of jihadists in the village of Jakara in the are...

Studies show plasma taken from the blood of recovered patients and given to coronavirus patients does not stop them from falling seriously ill or dying

With Republicans holding a 53-47 majority in the US Senate her final approval is all but certain

The US' announcement came after registered Democratic voters reported receiving personal threats from a right wing group