Europe News Soros urges EU to keep Poland and Hungary in democratic check The billionaire financier says he's proud of the way Hungarians have stood up to the government 1 June 2017
France Marine Le Pen polishes up the FN for Élysée assault Marine Le Pen ditches the rants and turns on the charm 23 April 2017
Sport NHL stars won't shine at Pyeongchang Winter Games The IOC says it regrets the NHL's move not to release its players for the Winter Games 4 April 2017
USA Trump appeals for unity in first Congress address Donald Trump struck a 'presidential' tone in his first Congress address to repackage his populist message 1 March 2017
World News Northern Ireland heads to polls to end political deadlock Election campaign exposes deepen rift between British nationalists and Irish nationalists 28 February 2017
USA Trump to outline spending plans in speech to Congress Trump to address Congress after first month marked by missteps, internal conflicts and squabbles with mainstream media 28 February 2017
Business Series EU takes members to task over Volkswagen scandal The EU has begun legal action against seven member states for failing to police emissions cheating by car-makers after the Volkswagen scandal. 8 December 2016
Economy ECB shrugs off doubts over euro zone outlook The European Central Bank is confident Italy knows what to do. 8 December 2016
USA Ten things we learnt after 'Fight Night' - Clinton vs Trump, Round 3 Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the two US presidential rivals, had tough and sometimes ferocious exchanges on several issues including abortion, gun control, Russia and immigration during the final 20 October 2016
Turkey Suspected Islamic State militants in court over Istanbul airport bombing In Turkey, at least 13 people, mainly foreigners, have appeared in court over Tuesday night’s deadly attack on Istanbul airport. 3 July 2016
United Kingdom Bank of England poised to stem Brexit shockwaves The Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has said its ready to intervene and provide additional help to prop up financial markets. 24 June 2016
World News UEFA says England and Russia face disqualification if violence continues UEFA has threatened to disqualify Russia and England from the Euro 2016 tournament if there is more hooliganism. 12 June 2016
World Madagascar's President to finance future by using resources Seven years ago Madagascar was rocked by violence as a political coup turned bloody. 4 June 2016
France Millions fall silent to mark Armistice Day Millions of people across Europe and the world have taken part in Armistice Day commemorations. In the French capital, President Francois Hollande 11 November 2015
Sport Froome demolishes rivals on first Tour mountain test Chris Froome made his mark in Tour de France’s first mountain test. For spectators, the 167-km trek from Tarbes to La Pierre St Martin had a festival 14 July 2015
Sport Real fans urge president Perez to quit over Casillas exit Several hundred Real Madrid fans called for president Florentino Perez to resign at the official send-off for goalkeeper and captain Iker Casillas 13 July 2015
Sport Captain Casillas bids tearful farewell to Real amid controversy over exit The dream, or perhaps, the nightmare is over Iker Casillas. The Real Madrid captain and goalkeeper has bid an emotional farewell to the club he has 12 July 2015