NEW ZEALAND’S Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Pacific Peoples Minister Aupito William Sio announced today that the government would formally apol

LEBANON’s currency hit a new low on Sunday as the country’s economic and political crisis worsened, with no apparent solutions on the horizon.

BRITISH Supreme Court justices are preparing to consider issues relating to whether the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI)  is sufficiently

POPE Francis demanded today that humanitarian aid reach hungry people in Tigray, where Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers are blocking food deliveries

ISRAEL is set to swear in a new government today, ending Benjamin Netanyahu’s 12-year stint as the country’s prime minister.

THE trial of four Afghan teenagers jailed for 10 years each for starting a fire that destroyed a much-criticised refugee camp last year was not up

ONE of the seven Iranian presidential election candidates caused a stir during the third and final televised debate on Saturday by touching on subj

ISIS has claimed responsibility for bombing two minivans in a mostly Shi’ite neighbourhood in the Afghan capital Kabul that killed seven people.

THOUSANDS of right-wingers protested in Madrid today against possible plans by the Spanish government to issue pardons to a dozen Catalan separatis