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‘Islamist connection likely’ after Syrian suicide bomber injures 12 in southern Germany

Syrian suicide bomber who blew himself up after being turned away from a music festival in southern Germany was driven by religious extremism to...

Brexit increased global uncertainty, say G20 ministers

Finance officials of major economies have pledged to boost sluggish global growth and promised to defend against the shockwaves of Britain's vote to leave...

Unionists ‘must present options for Scotland’s EU future’

Unionists must present options to maintain Scotland's relationship with the European Union or risk the break up of the UK, a think tank has...

Coach carrying group of school pupils crashes in France

A coach carrying a group of British school pupils has crashed in France near the Swiss border. The bus, carrying teenagers from Cheltenham Bournside School,...

Munich massacre gunman was German-Iranian teenager who acted alone; 9 dead, 16 hurt, including children

A gunman who murdered nine people and injured 16 others including children at a Munich shopping centre was an 18-year-old German-Iranian, police believe. Three people...

Search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to be suspended

Malaysia, Australia and China have agreed to suspend the search for Flight 370 once the current area in the Indian Ocean has been completely...

The “Law of Freedoms”: Turkey to suspend human rights laws following failed coup

The Turkish government has announced plans to suspend human rights laws as it prepares to implement the country's new state of emergency following the...

UK Police ‘unable to discount terrorism’ as motive after RAF Marham abduction bid

Police investigating the attempted knifepoint abduction of an RAF serviceman have said they are "unable to discount terrorism" as a motive. Norfolk Police released descriptions...

French state of emergency extended for another six months

French parliamentarians have voted to extend the nation's state of emergency for another six months and Paris officials have cancelled some summer events due...

Send evidence, not allegations on cleric Gulen, John Kerry tells Turkey

Secretary of State John Kerry is calling on Turkey to provide hard evidence that a US-based cleric was behind a foiled coup attempt last...

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