Iran’s permanent representative to Vienna-based international organizations said the country will soon set in motion its “serious” legal pursuit of the leakage of confidential reports prepared by the International Atomic Energy Agency...

Police arrested 95 people during protests across France against a planned security law, and 67 officers were injured during the demonstrations, Interior Minister Gerard Darmanin said on Sunday.

The European Union will leave Poland and Hungary out of its economic recovery plan if the two countries continue to resist efforts to link the disbursement of €1.8 trillion of funds with...

By Larry Elliott and Phillip Inman

Japan’s government is considering the resumption of inbound tourism on a limited basis from the spring as Tokyo prepares to host a delayed summer Olympics, the Asahi newspaper reported on Sunday.

A skeleton discovered leaning against the sides of a pit with its legs outstretched is "a little mystery", an archeologist has said.

An adopted man left his biological father puzzled after dressing up as a character from the beloved Christmas film Elf for their first ever meeting.

When ninth-generation Dutch farmer Jaap Korteweg turned vegetarian and set up a shop selling meat-free products over a decade ago, his friends thought he was joking.