Egypt’s army-backed government has moved to dissolve the Muslim Brotherhood by taking away its non-governmental organisation status. A report by

For decades, Germany has been a de facto country of immigrants, but it has difficulties accepting this. Some parts of the nation are well integrated

‘The Armstrong Lie’ is not the film it was originally intended to be. Director Alex Gibney was hired four years ago to make a documentary about

Renewable energy is not only essential for the well-being of the environment, it is also a legal requirement. By 2020 European states must reach a

In the western Ukrainian city of Lviv over 300 students took part in a pillow fight to mark the end of summer and the beginning of a new school year.

A beach in Turkey’s Hatay province was the scene of the hatching of many endangered Caretta Caretta turtles, watched over by local residents and

South Korea has banned the import of sea food products from eight Japanese prefectures amid radioactive contamination concerns. Seoul said the

As the Obama administration drums up Congressional support for air strikes against the regime of President Assad in Damascus, Syria’s only regional

The premiere of ‘Diana’ took place in London’s Leicester Square on Thursday night. It’s the controversial film about the late Princess of Wales

Anti-riot police clashed with farmers, indigenous people in Cauca, all unhappy with the government. It’s the latest in a string of confrontations

American president Barack Obama is facing growing pressure from Russia’s president Vladimir Putin not to launch military strikes against Syria. At

The Ukrainian Parliament has adopted a raft of new laws which it hopes will enable it to sign an Association Agreement with Brussels in Lithuania in

Three Russian warships crossed the Bosphorus on Thursday en route to the eastern Mediterranean amid rising concerns over a potential military