In a city famed for large, peaceful street protests, the city’s highest court sent a sharp warning to those who march in the future: any injuries will deem the event violent.

Dismay at south-east Asian outbreaks of malaria resistant to artemisinin drugs, the most powerful drugs currently available

Fracking has created a wider variety of crude oils, but is one more destructive than another? There’s only one way to find out.

The former Italian premier says if his party wins upcoming March 4 elections, it will expel 600,000 African migrants.

Members of the ‘National Squad’ have shed the trappings of neo-Nazis. No straight-arm salutes, no offensive insignia. But their roots and their objectives have Ukrainians worried.

It was around this time of year in 2005 when I took a 75-mile drive to Cape Town’s biggest reservoir with Saleem Mowzer, the African National Congress (ANC) councillor then in charge of water for South Africa’s second-largest city.

Medical groups, rescuers report symptoms of chlorine attack in rebel-held Syrian province

Chinese authorities appeared to censor a BBC report on Theresa May's visit to the country amid a row over the Prime Minister 'sidestepping' questions over the country's human rights record. 

Capacity is growing fast and turbines getting bigger – some almost as large as the Shard

President Dalia Grybauskaite told reporters after visiting NATO troops in central Lithuanian town of Rukla that 'Iskander missiles are being stationed in Kaliningrad for permanent presence as we speak.'