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The city of love - or lights - can also be a delight for children, with special sessions at many cultural attractions and parks with playgrounds, ponds and puppets More in this series: Berlin | Amsterdam Most kids quickl...

The snapper on the closest he's come to death, his love of jazz and the meal he eats three times a week Born in London, Terry O'Neill, 78, began his career as an airline photographer. His 1959 shot of home secretary Rab ...

Many citizens of Muslim-majority countries affected by President Donald Trump's curbs on travel to the United States say they were hardly surprised the restrictions rank among his first orders of …

The uncertainty surrounding President Trump's plans to ban immigrants from certain countries from entering the U.S. is causing stress among some already here

Republicans are in a tizzy over how best to repeal ObamaCare, with one lawmaker admitting at a closed-door meeting this week that once it becomes "TrumpCare," the GOP will own the results. "We'd better be sure that we're...

As a candidate, Trump campaigned on a pledge to put in place "extreme vetting" for people coming to the U.S. from countries with terrorism ties

President Trump's first week in office has seen its stops and starts, but one thing is certain: There is no lack of ambition, or effort, on his part.

An audio recording of a closed-door meeting reveals concerns that contrast with the confidence party leaders and President Trump express in public.

Supreme court has often deferred to the president on immigration, but civil rights groups will challenge on grounds of intent to discriminate by religion New "extreme vetting" measures for people entering the US announce...

Billionaire Carlos Slim said on Friday that Mexico should not fear Donald Trump, seeing opportunities for his country in the U.S. president’s economic policies, and praising Mexicans for uniting behind their government...

The deadline for enrolling for health care coverage -- Jan. 31 -- is fast approaching

Trump's anti-refugee executive order prompts condemnation as he moves on to call with Putin and Theresa May flies to Turkey 12.18pm GMT The Liberal democrat leader, Tim Farron, has drawn parallels between May's visit wit...

Deputy Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin says that Proton-M rockets will be out of service for three and a half months because of engine problems. Rogozin announced the delay on …

Thousands of Mongolians have protested for the second time this winter to call attention to government inaction on air pollution. A protest Saturday drew an estimated 7,000 people, many of …

Seven southern European leaders are holding a summit to emphasize their commitment to the European Union, in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the bloc. The informal half-day meeting …

Addenbrooke's in Cambridge suffers surge in admissions and outbreak within hospital itself An outbreak of flu has left 60 patients ill and forced the closure of two wards at Addenbrooke's hospital in Cambridge. People ar...

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Syrian state TV and military media army say government troops have gained control of the main water source for Damascus. The development Saturday could signal the end of a standoff …

The outbreak in pheasants was discovered during an investigation at another farm hit by bird flu.

Influential Russian security chief Nikolai Patrushev says Moscow has high hopes for scheduled telephone call between President Vladimir Putin and his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump

This article is based on unique needs of ageing populations as well as important contributions elderly make for the society as well as for economy. Governments have committed for development (SDGs) and it also includes t...

Making allies anxious and enemies furious may be all according to plan.