The man charged by Britain with murdering poisoned Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko continues to maintain his innocence. Andrei Lugovoi says he is

Israel continued with air strikes in Gaza on Wednesday morning, injuring several people. An Israeli army spokesperson confirmed that buildings

A fragile truce between the Lebanese army and al Qaeda-inspired militants appears to be holding, after three days of clashes killed dozens of people

The European Parliament has voted in favour of a plan to reduce the cost of mobile phone calls across Europe. It would mean a limit on what mobile

The twelve men accused of killing Serbia’s first reformist Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic have been found guilty in a Belgrade court. Djindjic was

Ireland goes to the polls tomorrow for a general election set to be the country’s closest in years. Research suggests there’s been a last-minute

Turkey is gripped by new security fears in the run-up to its general election following a bomb explosion that killed up to six people. Around 80

The man Britain wants to extradite over the fatal poisoning of former KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko has said he is innocent and claims the charges

The only way out of the European Union’s institutional impasse is a simplified treaty. That is French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s diagnosis. On his

Thousands of people have left the Nahr al-Bared Palestinian refugee camp in northern Lebanon after an informal truce eased three days of fighting

More than four years after his death, a Serbian court will finally deliver its verdict in the Zoran Djindjic assassination case. The trial of the

Former chess champion turned political activist, Gary Kasparov, has called on the European Parliament to do everything it can to force a fully

It has been a long battle for European travellers and business people shocked by the size of their mobile phone bills. But now relief is in sight.

Thousands of Palestinians in Lebanon’s Nahr al-Bared camp have made their way to neighbouring camps after days of heavy fighting between the Lebanese

Russian President Vladmir Putin has held talks with his Austrian counterpart Heinz Fischer in Vienna, a week after the failed Russia-EU summit. Putin

French carmaker PSA Peugeot-Citroen has revealed details of a major turnaround plan. Speaking before the annual shareholders’ meeting, Chief

Around three million Irish voters are to decide between continuity and change. After ten years in power, Prime Minister Bertie Ahern and his

As Ireland’s general election enters its traditional news black-out period, ahead of tomorrow’s vote, Prime Minister Bertie Ahern is looking likely

The 12 men accused of killing Serbia’s first reformist Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic have been convicted by a special court in Belgrade. The two main

After a new treaty for the EU is sorted out, there is Turkey… Ankara can hope not to hear the same opposition from the new French President to its

The Cannes Film Festival has been celebrating the moving picture for 60-years. But hundreds of photographers are out in force looking for the perfect