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An international donor conference raised $6.7 billion for Syria and its neighbours on Tuesday despite what the European Union's foreign policy chief said was "a certain fatigue" with the war there, now its 12th year.

Moscow’s diplomats promised peace while cyber attacks were launched, according to US

The European Union coordinator of talks to revive Iran's nuclear accord with world powers said Tuesday he was traveling to Tehran, as the bloc makes a last-ditch effort to salvage the deal after a weekslong standstill. Enrique Mora said he'd meet with Iranian negotiator Ali Bagheri Kani during his visit…

Boris Johnson unveiled a flurry of 38 planned laws at the State Opening of Parliament - but there was no new cash for the cost-of-living crisis, a conversion therapy ban isn't a ban, and a waiters' tips crackdown has been delayed again

The European Union coordinator of talks to revive Iran’s nuclear accord with world powers says he is traveling to Tehran, as the bloc makes a last-ditch effort to salvage the tattered deal after a weekslong standstill

A total of 38 Parliamentary laws were set out in today's speech, but it failed to mention some key measrues

Chancellor to get rid of EU regulatory regime in financial services sector and replace it with a UK-specific one

British tourists can travel without having to prove they are vaccinated, or recovered from Covid, or have tested negative

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Tuesday the European Union's planned sixth package of sanctions against Russia, including an oil embargo, was needed as the bloc's proposals still faced talks.

If you travel to a Schengen country like Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Greece, border guards might accuse you of overstaying if you don't get a stamp

Letters: If rejecting a customs union had not been so damaging, it would be comical to watch the antics of the DUP, writes Chris Piggott, while Peter Davis questions the government’s trustworthiness