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Announcement by Madrid comes as 15 refugees stuck on Open Arms rescue vessel jump overboard and try to swim ashore.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has insisted a new way must be found to keep the Irish border open, but still can not say what that plan may...

Fighters from Security Belt militia take two government military bases in Zinjibar, in Abyan province, officials say.

George Pell was sentenced to six years in March for abusing two choir boys when he was the archbishop of Melbourne in the 1990s.

Italy's president will now decide whether to hold new elections or form a new coalition government.

It is the first time the controversial law, which went into effect this month, has been implemented.

Some respite for the people of Srinagar who have faced severe restrictions for weeks since the stripping of the region's autonomy.

In wide-ranging interview, Pompeo also tells CBS the US and North Korea have not resumed talks as quickly as he hoped.

Four-hour standoff on busy bridge in Rio de Janeiro ends after police shoot dead man who they say hijacked commuter bus.

After the UAE's decision to withdraw its troops from Yemen, the secessionist takeover of Aden was inevitable.

Beijing sees the anti-government movement as a threat to its rule of the territory and is struggling to put an end to it.

Residents advised to check in on family and neighbours during the storm and be prepared for power outages.

Julius Sisiku Ayuk Tabe and nine of his followers convicted for 'terrorism and secession', says government lawyer.

An imam and a pastor have been mandated to try to heal the divide.

Human rights groups accuse the government of covering up possible sectarian violence.

US missile test in wake of withdrawal from Cold War-era INF treaty a 'regrettable' move, Moscow says.

Romanian Muslims, some with Ottoman roots, largely spared Islamophobic rhetoric seen in neighbouring countries.

Muslim preacher says it was 'not his intention' to upset any community as police ban him from giving public talks.

Joint exercise led by the UNHCR to determine if Rohingya refugees will accept Myanmar's offer to return home.

His family fought for rare Israeli permission for him to be buried in East Jerusalem.

Far-right interior minister hopes to trigger elections elections by forcing Prime Minister Conte to resign on Tuesday.

Shavendra Silva has denied allegations, but rights groups see his appointment as undermining reconciliation efforts.

Thirty years after the Pan-European Picnic, leaders of Hungary and Germany are divided over how to treat asylum seekers.

The corruption case has battered outgoing President Jimmy Morales's popularity.