US says has credible information that Russia and Syria sought to ‘sanitise’ Douma gassing site

Russian-led separatists say mine is no longer radioactive after 1979 blast

Russian foreign ministry responds to US expulsions over poisoning of ex-spy in Salisbury

Mike Pence had told Israeli parliament last month the move would occur by end of 2019

Human rights group claims attack killed at least six Syrian troops and allied militiamen

Two Reuters journalists who worked on report were arrested and remain in jail

Bill passed by senate makes it illegal to accuse Polish nation of complicity in the Holocaust

‘The dogs bark, but the caravan keeps going,’ says president of US treasury report

Move to withhold €53m from UN agency may cause wide repercussions in region

Pakistan isn’t ‘taking steps that they need to take to fight terrorism’, says state department

Many EU states fear impact of Nord Stream 2 project, which Germany is in favour of

Iran declares national day of mourning after deadliest earthquake in the world this year

Grand Ayatollah al-Sistani wades into debate after voters backed breakaway in referendum

Russia foresees only limited role of protecting monitors for UN ‘blue helmets’

Opposition leader arrested and newspaper shuts as restrictions put on democratic space

Washington tells Russia to shut Washington, New York and San Francisco operations

Staff treated for hearing issues and other symptoms in what reports call ‘acoustic attack’

Kiev denies alleged secret supply of rocket motors to Pyongyang

Move follows death of student Otto Warmbier after time spent in North Korean custody

Upper house to vote on Friday on Bill to allow government appoint supreme court judges