Can the leaders of Spain’s Socialist Party and anti-austerity newcomer Podemos finally end the country’s political stalemate? They are set to start

Low milk prices in Lithuania have triggered a colourful procession by producers, complete with a cow’s skeleton. Thousands of demonstrators turned

The Iraqi government has appealed for more international help to liberate the country’s second-largest city Mosul from the clutches of the

The ex-commander of a Communist-era Labour camp in Romania has been jailed for 20 years for ‘crimes against humanity’. The camp run by 88-year old

Colombia’s government and leftist National Liberation Army rebels say they are to begin formal peace talks, bringing the country a step closer to

German Olympic beach volleyball medal hopes Kira Walkenhorst and Laura Ludwig are already in Rio preparing for the summer games. The training and

Reda Kriket, 34, detained near Paris amid a spate of police raids after last week’s bloodshed in Brussels, has been charged with terrorism offences

Kurdish Peshmerga Forces have described how they face attacks from chemical weapons as they seek to push back ISIL forces on the road to retake

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville has been sacked as manager of Valencia after four months in charge.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Brussels on Wednesday hoping to end a deadlock over a proposed free trade agreement that stalled four

Abandoned by her her vice-president, Michel Temer, many of her allies and fighting for her political life with calls for impeachment strengthening it

A court in Brazil has blocked funding for the construction of an Olympic venue on suspicion of corruption.

The refugee and displacement crisis “demands an exponential increase in global solidarity,” the United Nations Secretary-General said in Geneva. Ban

The number of migrants and refugees landing on Greek shores has risen sharply, just days before Turkey is due to start taking back those arriving

Manchester City defender Martin Demichelis has been charged by the Football Association over alleged gambling offences.

Comments by Iran's Supreme Leader are seen as critical of former President Rafsanjani.

In this edition of Business Line we report on the possible impact on tourism of the Brussels bombings and see how the darker elements of the internet corrupted a Twitter chatbot.

Aston Villa and manger Remi Garde have parted company by mutual consent.

French President François Hollande has dropped controversial plans to change the constitution; plans which included a clause allowing convicted

Rating agency Standard & Poor's has cut its forecasts for eurozone economic growth and inflation because of a recent "nosedive" in financial conditions.

Italian singer-songwriter Gianmaria Testa has died at the age of 57. His passing was announced on the Facebook page of the musician who had confirmed

Japan's Takata could face a bill of 21 billion euros for a recall of all of its potentially faulty airbag inflators.

US planemaker Boeing is to cut about 4,500 jobs by voluntary redundancies and leaving positions unfilled as it seeks further cut reductions in the face of fierce sales competition from Airbus.

European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker has warned the Turkish government against attempting to muzzle the international media.