The European Commission is preparing new rules that would allow public authorities across the European Union to exclude foreign companies from public contracts if they are...
The European Parliament is preparing for another vote this week on controversial legislation that would allow technology companies to continue scanning online communications for child sexual...
At least 17 people have died and hundreds more have been injured after severe storms, heavy rainfall and flooding struck several parts of China, prompting large-scale...
Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong is set to be sentenced on September 2 in a national security case that has drawn international attention and renewed...
US President Donald Trump held separate telephone conversations with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday, with both discussions focusing on the...
A cargo vessel reported coming under attack in the Red Sea on Sunday, prompting a warning from British maritime authorities for ships operating in the region...
The American Declaration of Independence, a rare printed copy of which has been unearthed in the UK’s National Archives, provides a remarkable insight into the early...
The United States is celebrating the 250th anniversary of its independence on Saturday as millions of Americans take part in commemorative events overshadowed by political tensions...
Two people were arrested on Wednesday after climbing the antenna of New York City’s Empire State Building and displaying a banner carrying a message promoting peace,...
A growing number of Europeans expect their standard of living to decline over the next five years as rising prices and the cost of living remain...
