Filip Vujanovic will serve a third term as president of Montenegro after narrowly winning Sunday’s election. Vujanovic, who comes from the

The death of Margaret Thatcher was cause to celebrate for thousands in Britain who recall her rule as the main reason for social unrest in the

A woman of her word and a woman who always perfectly presented – just some of the memories of Valery Giscard d’Estaing. Margaret Thatcher was like

The release from prison in Ukraine of a former minister of the interior has been seen as a move to improve the country’s relations with the European

British Prime Minister David Cameron has paid tribute to Baroness Margaret Thatcher, the country’s longest-serving prime minister who died this

Female protesters bared all in a demonstration directed at Russian President Vladimir Putin. The FEMEN protesters shouted the word ‘dictator’ at

Not all reactions to Baroness Thatcher’s death have been positive. Her economic and industrial policies of the 80s left deep scars that still exist

Chinese tourists have overtaken Germans as the world’s biggest-spending travelers. The United Nations World Tourism Organisation said that follows

A Spanish icon who became one of the country’s first Hollywood stars has died. Sara Montiel was 85. 0.07 In the early 50s she became known to an

Tens of thousands of people have taken part in this year’s March of the Living – a memorial to mark Holocaust Remembrance Day. The rally to honour

With a campaign in national candy colours to carry on ‘Chavismo’ in the name of the late Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez, who named Nicolás Maduro

There has been a daring daylight armed robbery on a motorway in northern Italy. Police say a gang with an array of heavy weapons staged a

A teenage girl has died after a French coach crashed in the Czech Republic, 650 kilometres west of the capital Prague. The bus was carrying 36

At least three people have been injured as police clashed with supporters of 275 defendants in a four-year conspiracy trial in Turkey. Those on

Tucked beneath his left trouser leg, George is sporting a new alcohol control anklet, designed to monitor his intake. The inconvenience, he observes

The people of Gettysburg in the United States are readying themselves for a busy year ahead. 2013 is the 150th anniversary of both the American

The documentary “50 Children: The Rescue Mission of Mr and Mrs Kraus” may bear many of the same hallmarks as other heroic stories from the Holocaust

Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum is getting ready to open its doors again after the mother of all makeovers. After 10 years and 375 million euros, the

Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron has led tributes to Baroness Margaret Thatcher, who died on Monday following a stroke at the age of 87

The candidates in Montenegro’s presidential election are being urged to show maturity and allow the electoral commission to decide who won. Both

Portugal’s government has said it has to look at further ways to cut spending to meet targets imposed by the EU and the IMF as part of its bailout

The 12th edition of the Volvo Ocean Race in 2014 will be the longest ever, after Race CEO Knut Frostad announced on Monday a route taking in 10

Topless activists from feminist activist group Femen, with anti-Vladimir Putin slogans painted on their semi-naked bodies, tried to disrupt the visit

US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew is on his first official trip to Europe, discussing ways European economies can stimulate growth. Lew came with the

Shares in Greek lenders National Bank and Eurobank have plunged as they put a full merger on hold and said they cannot raise enough money to rebuild

In Syria, a suicide car bomber has detonated a powerful device in a heavily populated area of the capital Damascus, killing and wounding many

In the 1960s, while the British feminist movement was burning its bras, Margaret Thatcher was challenging the gender barrier within the Conservative

Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has died of a stroke at the age of 87. The news was broken by a family spokesperson. “It is with

The Bytomka river running through the Polish town of Zabrze has become a classroom for children from a kindergarten in the town. Two of their