Turkey has opened the world’s biggest suspension bridge in Istanbul.

President Robert Mugabe has warned there will be no ‘Arab Spring’ in Zimbabwe after protests against his decades-long rule descended into violence on Friday.

Illica is one of the closest villages to the epicentre of last week’s earthquake in central Italy – and one of the most damaged.

Belgium’s Jonas Van Genechten timed his sprint perfectly to clinch the seventh stage of the Vuelta a Espana.

A state funeral on Saturday will lay to rest some of the 278 victims of Italy’s earthquake, among them many children.

New Spain coach Julen Lopetegui has left out goalkeeper Iker Casillas from his first international squad.

It was an historic moment: the formal peace agreement made in Havana to end 52 years of civil war in Colombia.

Angela Merkel has described Brexit as a “deep break” in the European Union’s history of integration.

New data show economic growth in the US was slightly more tepid than initially thought in the second quarter – offsetting a spurt in consumer spending.

Nearing 20, the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, created by Daniel Barenboim and the late Edward Said in the interests of musical harmony bringing social divides, still wanders far from its musicians' ho

The northern Spanish region of Navarra has been hit by its worst wildfires in 30 years.

Improvements in the labour market and expectations for solid economic growth have strengthened the case for a US interest rate hike.

NASA’s SpaceX Dragon capsule has returned to Earth carrying a huge cargo of scientific experiments from the International Space Station.

Scientists say coral bleaching is getting worse in southwestern Japan.

Kenya has disbanded its National Olympics Committee because of “alleged mismanagement” of the national team during the Rio Games. Sports Cabinet

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev thanked National Olympic team members for their achievements in Rio and rewarded them with a BMW each at a

A South African court has dismissed an appeal to increase Oscar Pistorius’ six-year murder sentence by state prosecutors.

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry will be an assistant to new Belgium coach Roberto Martinez as they start their bid to qualify for the next World Cup

The UN, along with Japan and China, have offered to help restore dozens of damaged structures in Myanmar following Wednesday large earthquake.

Ride-hailing giant Uber lost more than 1.

France’s highest administrative court has suspended the ban on women wearing burkini swimsuits that had been in force in the southern seaside town of Villeneuve…

Under mounting pressure, pharmaceutical company Mylan says it will slash the costs of emergency EpiPens for some patients in the US.

Al-Shabaab militants have killed ten people in a car bomb attack in Somalia.

A car bomb attack on a police headquaters in the Turkish town of Cizre has killed at least 11 people.

One of the longest stand-offs in Syria’s five year conflict is coming to an end.

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Volkswagen has reportedly agreed to fork out more than one billion euros, to compensate its 650 dealers in the US for losses from the diesel emissions…