Once upon a time there were two big countries, India and Canada, who were very happy with each other in their bilateral relations, and seemed on the right track to sign a promising Trade Agreement.

Japanese flash-memory maker Kioxia Holdings logged a record fiscal first-half loss amid worsening global market conditions.

The state of California operates a little-known program to lease land under freeways that is now under scrutiny after this weekend’s arson fire under Interstate 10 in Los Angeles.

Colombia has begun the sterilization of hippopotamuses, descendants of animals illegally brought to the country by late drug kingpin Pablo Escobar in the 1980s.

Sky News's Westminster Accounts project has revealed Sir Keir Starmer has been gifted more freebies and hospitality than any other MP since 2019, sparking some concern within his own government. Watch our deputy political editor Sam Coates crunch the numbers…

The 65-year-old singer is believed to have been in an intensive care unit for the past few months after being diagnosed with viral encephalitis last year.

Latest updates as a volcanic eruption is still expected in Iceland, after thousands of earthquakes below the surface. Grindavik residents have been briefly allowed to grab essentials but are now no longer allowed to return to the 'at risk' town today.

A group of lawmakers has submitted proposals to amend existing laws governing religious organizations, aiming to prevent the outflow of church funds.

Train service on Tokyo’s Yamanote Line will be partially suspended this weekend as part of ongoing construction work at Shibuya Station.

Five people aged from their teens to their 50s were taken ill on Nov. 4 after eating the gummies, which were handed out by a man during a festival.

France’s upper house Senate on Tuesday passed a bill aimed at controlling immigration, toughening the language and measures of the legislation in a manner likely to complicate the government’s search…

A new spell of rain in northern France on Monday forced school closures and brought fears of fresh misery after devastating floods hit the department of Pas-de-Calais last week.

Staff taking to the picket line include classroom assistants, cooks, cleaners and bus drivers.

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