US President Donald Trump has been given permission to build another golf course in Scotland, after authorities there decided in his favour despite local

Dozens of protesters were detained in Minsk on Sunday as tens of thousands more marched through the streets of the Belarusian capital Minsk, demanding the resignation of veteran president Alexander Lukashenko.

The recent article by fellow Australian Gordon Weiss on the UN and Australia’s place in it brought to mind the extreme dangers often faced by both national and international humanitarian relief workers with the UN,

A White House official travelled to Damascus earlier this year for secret meetings with the Syrian government seeking the release of at least two US citizens. A Trump administration official speaking on condition of anonymity has named the envoy as top …

Samsung Electronics heir and vice chairman Lee Jae-yong, known in Seoul as Jay Y Lee, is set to face trial again this week after being formally charged with violation of capital market laws during a 2015 merger.

A horrified teacher alerted police after a man, 18, allegedly sexually assaulted his seven-year-old cousin on camera in full view of her virtual first grade class.

Bahrain and Israel have signed a communique formally establishing diplomatic ties in Manama, a month after first agreeing to normalise their relationship.

The North Korean leader choked up while speaking recently but analysts say the tears were a product of strategy not emotion.

The ex-mistress of Spain's former King Juan Carlos I has called out a sexist double standard that often clouds 'the other woman' in shame. Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein, 56, spoke out about her affair with the scandal-shrouded 82-year-old royal,

A former McDonald’s worker has reportedly sued the fast-food giant for firing her after she protested a lack of coronavirus protections at the restaurant where she worked.