World number two Iga Swiatek has accepted a one-month suspension after testing positive for a banned substance, the ...

Spain and Iraq on Thursday strengthened economic ties as Mohammed Shia al-Sudani became the first Iraqi prime minister to visit the European country.

Russian air strikes killed 19 civilians in the Aleppo countryside on Thursday, a war monitor said, as jihadists and the Syrian army clashed following a major offensive by the rebels in the country's ...

Australian lawmakers have passed landmark rules to ban under 16s from social media, approving one of the world's toughest crackdowns on popular sites like Facebook, Instagram and X. The legislation ...

A war monitor said on Thursday more than 200 people, mostly combattants, have been killed in fighting after jihadists and allies launched a major offensive on government-controlled parts of Syria's ...

Beijing says that increased tariffs on China threatened by US President-elect Donald Trump due to its alleged role in fuelling the US fentanyl crisis "will not solve the United States' own problems." ...

Serbia has removed its decades-old moratorium on nuclear power, according to new legislation passed this week, as the country aims to decarbonise its energy sector in the next 25 years.

Sweden on Thursday sent a "formal request" for China to cooperate in the investigation after a Chinese ship was linked to the cutting of two Baltic Sea cables, the country's prime minister said.

Kyiv said on Thursday that Russian forces had shot dead five Ukrainian servicemen who had surrendered in the eastern Zaporizhzhia region, marking the latest war crimes allegations levied against ...

A former British soldier who escaped prison ahead of his trial was found guilty at a UK court on Thursday of spying for Iran but cleared of a bomb hoax charge.

German inflation rose slightly in November, climbing back above the European Central Bank's two-percent target, according to preliminary data published Thursday.