Jean-Marc Ayrault criticises appointment of Johnson as UK foreign secretary in interview with French radio
Jean-Marc Ayrault criticises appointment of Johnson as UK foreign secretary in interview with French radio
Several European media outlets say that with Theresa May's arrival in Downing Street, British politics may finally be about to enter a calmer period after the turmoil triggered by last month's Brexit referendum.
THE United States is reeling from the country’s deadliest attack on law enforcement since 9/11. But there’s still much we don’t know about the tragic Dallas shooting that left five officers dead and injured nine others, including two civilians.
NATO leaders are meeting in Warsaw to show the alliance will stand firm against new threats, including a “resurgent Russia.” But low-key discord inside its ranks suggest some members’ willingness to confront Moscow is far from rock-solid.
PM Binali Yildirim says suicide bombers who killed at least 41 at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport likely linked to ISIL.
But volatility was expected to continue in the coming weeks given the uncertainty surrounding Britain’s exit from the EU, Mr Daghlian said.
President Martin Schulz says speeding up of UK exit being considered after ‘continent taken hostage because of Tory party fight’
DAVID Cameron announced he will step down as Prime Minister, share markets around the world went into free-fall and the possibility of other countries moving towards greater independence increased after the results of a referendum showed Brits wanted to leave the European Union.
Counting is under way in a referendum that will decide whether the UK remains a member of the European Union.
In Der Spiegel interview German finance minister rules out Britain’s chances of enjoying bloc benefits f-rom outside EU
Presumptive Republican US presidential nominee to visit Britain on 24 June to officially open Turnberry golf resort
Tibet’s spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, thinks that Europe has accepted too many refugees, saying that they should stay only temporarily and return to rebuild their home countries once the conflicts there have been resolved.
Former British general predicts Russia will seize territory in eastern Ukraine and invade Baltic states, sparking war
British Prime Minister David Cameron has refused to retract describing US presidential candidate Donald Trump's proposed Muslim ban as "divisive, stupid and wrong".
During comedy show, populist politician says London mayor Sadiq Khan would "blow himself up in front of Westminster".
London Mayor Boris Johnson believes any US support for the anti-Brexit campaign would be “bizarre” and hypocritical, given the US “wouldn’t dream” of diluting their own authority.