2014-09-03

Following a fine run to the quarter-finals of the World Cup in Brazil this past summer France will look to confirm their enhanced reputation when

NATO’s secretary general has flown in to join over sixty world leaders who have gathered in Cardiff and Newport today for the NATO summit. It is the

France has announced it is to delay the delivery of a Mistral naval assault ship to Russia. Paris has blamed Moscow’s action in Ukraine as the

Pre-race favourite Nairo Quintana was forced to withdraw from the Vuelta a Espana on Wednesday after suffering a second crash in as many days. The

It is the book that has had French tongues a-wagging even before the first copies went on sale – the real side of the French President, François

It is techie heaven as the gadget gods gather in Germany’s capital Berlin for the IFA consumer electronics show. Ahead of Friday’s official launch

Vladimir Putin says a peace deal between Ukraine and pro-Russian rebels could be reached on Friday at talks in Minsk. Visiting Mongolia, the

British Prime Minister David Cameron has reiterated his determination not to bow to terrorist threats. Islamic State militants, responsible for the

US President Barack Obama has made a strongly symbolic first state visit to Estonia, on his way to attend the NATO summit in Wales. Before a mixed

Grammy-winning R&B singer and former “The Voice” judge CeeLo Green​ made a series of bizarre comments on Twitter earlier today regarding rape and

EU Competition Commission Joaquin Almunia has fined Philips, Samsung and Infineon a total of 138 million euros for fixing prices of microchips used

New York City’s Lincoln Center is getting ready to host fashion week for the ninth time. Over the course of seven days in September, more than 300

The statues of England have cleared their throats and are waiting to speak to passing tourists. A new, interactive arts project is giving a voice

Over the decades, the Venice Film Festival has earned a reputation for tackling controversial, political and social issues head on… And this year has

The Welsh cities of Newport and Cardiff have been invaded by 10,000 police in special blue-berets as the NATO summit takes over. Starting on

Too inexperienced and too soft on Russia. Just some of the criticisms that MEPs levelled at Federica Mogherini, the next EU foreign policy

Speaking in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, US President Barack Obama said Russian aggression in Ukraine that threatens a Europe dedicated to peace

A British nurse who recovered from Ebola after being given the experimental drug Zmapp has left hospital in London. William Pooley, 29, told

Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has reshuffled his 18-member cabinet, increasing the number of women from two to five. He has also raised hopes

A Turkish policeman who shot dead a protester during last year’s anti-government demonstrations has been jailed for seven years and nine months after

AC Milan’s new signing Fernando Torres was officially unveiled on Wednesday following his two-year loan move from Chelsea. In signing with the

Six-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt wants to run the 200 metres in under 19 seconds before he hangs up his running spikes. The 28-year-old

Just when you think things can’t get any worse, just when your political fortunes have hit rock bottom, just when colleagues start to turn against

A Libyan warplane has crashed into a block of flats during a military display in the eastern city of Tobruk, killing the pilot and two residents and

William Pooley, the first Briton confirmed to have contracted the Ebola virus, has spoken after being successfully treated and discharged from the

EU government will decide on a new raft of sanctions against Russia by Friday. They will target Moscow in a number of key sectors, including

A Indian girl who was humiliated by village elders for complaining that her father had been poorly treated has been found dead near a railway track

There is little left to fight for in the village of Spartak near Donetsk. Amid reports of fierce battles around the rebel-held city’s airport – now

There was more gloomy news for the European Central Bank’s policymakers, with word that eurozone businesses grew at the slowest pace this year in