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Pro-Kremlin party wins big majority in Russian parliament

The Kremlin's power base party has recorded an overwhelming victory in national parliament elections, the head of the Central Elections Commission (CEC) said. With 93%...

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones ‘catch fire’ in China

Two Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones have reportedly caught fire in China in what, if confirmed, would be the first such incidents in that...

Syria’s fragile ceasefire starts to unravel with airstrikes and shelling

Syria's fragile cease-fire started to unravel on Sunday with the first aerial attacks on rebel-held neighbourhoods of Aleppo and a southern village that killed...

Ruling party winning Russian parliament vote in early results

Early results on Sunday showed Russia's ruling United Russia party winning in the parliamentary election, amid reports of election violations and visible voter apathy...

Latest: ‘Islamic State’ claims responsibility for attack at US shopping mall

Update 4.47pm: A news agency run by the so-called 'Islamic State' group has claimed the man who stabbed and wounded eight people at a...

New York explosion: At least 29 injured in ‘intentional’ blast

Twenty-nine people were injured in an explosion in the Chelsea area of Manhattan last night. Another suspicious device was later found nearby and removed by...

Russia frustrated by refusal of US to publish Syria ceasefire deal

Vladimir Putin has expressed frustration at Washington's refusal to publish the Syrian ceasefire deal reached with Russia, but says Moscow will not unilaterally release...

Michelle Obama urges young voters against being ‘turned off’ by presidential race

First Lady Michelle Obama has warned young voters against being "tired or turned off" in the 2016 US presidential election at a rally in...

Desmond Tutu readmitted to hospital days after treatment

Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu is back in a South African hospital just days after he left following three weeks of treatment. Mr Tutu's family said...

British man with Asperger syndrome can be extradited to US over hacking charges

An autistic man accused of hacking into US government computers can be extradited to the US from Britain to stand trial, a judge has...

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