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British Prime Minister David Cameron said in a keynote speech Monday it was vital to “de-glamorise” the Islamic State group and promised to clamp down on extremists at home, including non-violent ones.

The Cuban flag on Monday was proudly hoisted over Havana’s newly restored embassy in Washington for the first time in 54 years as the two nations resumed diplomatic ties, ending decades of

Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is incarcerated at America’s harshest maximum security prison, likened to hell on earth by former wardens and rights activists, until his transfer to death row. The former college

French Finance Minister Michel Sapin has been hospitalised after breaking his arm while filling up at a service station in central France, his aides said Monday. The minister, who has been playing

A British comedian on Monday interrupted a press conference by FIFA president Sepp Blatter throwing paper money in front of Blatter just as he was about to speak. The 79-year-old Blatter was

Barack Obama will welcome Nigeria’s freshly elected president to the White House Monday, lending a personal endorsement after the country’s first ever inter-party democratic transition. Obama’s administration has faced criticism for not

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan condemned Monday’s deadly bomb attack in a town near the border with Syria as an “act of terror.” “We are drowning in grief that 28 citizens died