The detention of Gordon Black, who the Pentagon say, travelled to Russia without authorisation, presents yet another diplomatic headache for the US, which has warned Americans against all travel to Ru...
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says all necessary services already working to mitigate consequences of the airstrike.
Ghassan Abu Sitta, the rector of the University of Glasgow, was denied entry to Germany in April after the country banned a Palestinian solidarity event in the capital, Berlin.
Britain's governing Conservative Party suffers heavy losses in local elections, further cementing expectations that Labour Party will return to power after 14 years in UK general election that will take place in coming months.
French police have dispersed demonstrators protesting Israel's Gaza war at Sciences Po university as protests continue across the country.
ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan warns against threats of retaliation towards the tribunal or its staff, saying such action may constitute "offence".
The "Student Spring" protests on US campuses, the biggest since the Vietnam demonstrations in the 1960s and 1970s, have inspired universities from Australia to Mexico to the United Kingdom to protest in solidarity with Palestine.
Major-General Vadym Skibitsky says wars like the one in Ukraine "only end with treaties", adding both Ukrainian and the Russian sides are currently jockeying for "most favourable position" ahead of potential talks.
Swedish authorities have reignited global discontent by authorising another Quran-desecration protest in the country.
The delegations from Finland and Sweden reiterate their commitment not to provide support to terrorist organisations to PKK offshoots the PYD and YPG, and FETO.
Protests rock the capital London as the UK government began detaining migrants for deportation to Rwanda as the controversial plan faces fierce opposition.
Why the British High Court’s decision poses the danger of normalising religious intolerance targeting vulnerable communities at places of learning.
The polls, a mix of council, mayoral and other local contests as well as a parliamentary by-election, are the last major ballot box test before a general election set for later this year.
Despite rallies and EU warnings, Georgia pushes ahead with a law critics say it will put pressure on NGOs.
Russia-Ukraine war — largest armed conflict in Europe since WW2 — enters its 799th day.
UK's decision to deport unnamed individual to the East African country is seen by critics as a desperate stunt by PM Sunak to garner more votes in local election and a decision rooted in racism that also mirrors Britain's colonial past.
The Pro-Palestinian protestors demanded a protocol similar to that applied to Russian athletes, competing under a neutral flag due to the Ukraine offensive.
The ICJ states that while Germany is party to significant international arms control treaties and has limited arms exports to Israel, the current circumstances did not warrant the court's intervention.
Young Scottish people feel increasingly alienated from the country's politics, yet many continue to aspire for independence from the UK.
Regional support for the top Paris-based university includes one million euros earmarked for 2024, a member of Valerie Pecresse's team says.
Nicaragua has hauled Germany before the International Court of Justice to stop Berlin from providing Israel with weapons and other assistance.
The Russia-Ukraine war — largest armed conflict in Europe since WW2 — enters its 798th day.
Scotland's first Muslim leader has lost his governing coalition after failing to meet climate goals. But he will always be remembered for his strong solidarity with Palestine.
Human rights activist Salah Said shares his ordeal of frequent police visits to his home in Berlin.
Humza Yousaf had been facing growing calls to resign since unceremoniously ending the SNP's power-sharing deal with the Scottish Greens in the Scottish parliament last week.
The alleged plot is the most high-profile recent case of far-right violence, which officials say has grown to become the biggest extremist threat in Germany.
Pedro Sanchez had shocked the country last week when he announced he was taking five days off to think about his future, after a court launched a probe into his wife's business dealings.
The Russia-Ukraine war — largest armed conflict in Europe since WW2 — enters its 797th day.
Tensions rose in Tbilisi as thousands gather to oppose a controversial bill targeting foreign-funded organisations.
Konstantin Gabov and Sergey Karelin both denied the charges for which they will be detained for a minimum of two months before any trials begin.
Madrid artists and intellectuals unite to denounce Israel's genocide and terrorism in Palestine, advocating for global solidarity amid escalating tensions.
Russia-Ukraine war — largest armed conflict in Europe since WW2 — enters its 796th day.
Navalny's allies, branded extremists by the Russian authorities, accused Putin of having him murdered and have said they will provide proof to back their allegation.
Russia-Ukraine war — largest armed conflict in Europe since WW2 — enters its 795th day.