Ukrainian forces hit multiple Russian vessels in the Black Sea overnight as Kyiv expands the scope of its naval attacks ...

Gadi Eisenkot, a former head of Israel’s armed forces, has emerged as the main challenger to Benjamin Netanyahu in upcoming ...

Thames Water returned to profit last year as the UK’s biggest water and sewerage supplier hiked bills and plowed ahead with ...

Deaths from Ebola doubled in just over two weeks in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where many infected people aren’t ...

Argentina and England will renew one of football’s fiercest international rivalries in Wednesday’s World Cup semifinal, ...

A prolonged heat wave across Europe is driving up summer power demand, reversing some of the consumption declines that ...

Germany’s manufacturing sector is at risk of disruption as dry weather again hampers shipments on the country’s most ...

When Keir Starmer stood in front of 10 Downing St. as Britain’s new prime minister two years ago, he promised national ...

There is no surer indication that a government is running out of spending money than ministers casting a covetous eye over ...

You may think you’re going to be loved, but you’re not going to be.” That was the somewhat unsettling warning Tony Blair gave ...

The Strait of Hormuz is effectively off-limits to commercial shipping in the near term unless the US-Iran conflict can be ...

Barratt Redrow Plc plans to buy back £400 million ($537 million) of its own shares as the company navigates stalling house ...