Britain’s Turkish-Kurdish criminal gangs are a relatively recent entry into the UK’s long and bloody history of organized crime.
Over the years, an increasing number of French students have decided to leave France and come to the U.S. to study.
Even with fewer European visitors, the U.S. set a record for overseas arrivals in 2012, thanks to travelers from Asia and Latin America.
The European Union looks likely to approve a partnership between Delta Air Lines and Virgin Atlantic.
French air traffic controllers will begin a three-day strike against Single Sky plan at 6 a.m. Tuesday local time.
The two club have reportedly opened talks to sign Real Madrid forward Gonzalo Higuain.
McDonald's posted higher global sales for the first time in months, perhaps due to new menu offerings and cheap deals.
[UPDATE 3:50 p.m. EDT] Iceland government spokesman: Snowden has to be in Iceland to request asylum.
The European Union is set to regulate offshore oil and gas anew, responding to the massive 2010 BP oil spill.
British drug-maker AstraZeneca agreed to buy California's respiratory drug company Pearl Therapeutics for $1.15 billion.
A new WWF study pinpoints the planet’s most dangerous oceans and describes how shipwrecks are likely to increase in coming years.
U.S. Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., has called for NSA leaker Edward Snowden to be prosecuted "to the fullest extent of the law."
U.S. consumer sentiment will also be in focus this week.
Natalie Holt, the violinist who threw eggs at Simon Cowell during the finale of “Britain’s Got Talent,” is being lauded as a hero on Twitter. Holt told the Telegraph that she was protesting Cowell’s “dreadful influence” on the music industry.
New information seemingly contradicts Facebook and Google statements on providing the government with backdoor access to data.
Avril Lavigne is not pregnant, according to sources, even though a recent picture shows an apparently burgeoning belly.
Government officials say the PRISM surveillance program aided in the capture of a would-be subway bomber. Some journalists are skeptical.
Leaders of Europe and North America will debate some of the biggest issues facing society during the 2013 Bilderberg Group summit this weekend.
Colombia's Juan Manuel Santos announced his intention to get closer to NATO. What does this mean to the region?
Only 20 years ago, about one-third of Britons were expected to get cancer at some stage in their lives. Now, the current rate is about two-in-five.
Britain’s Prince Philip was hospitalized on Thursday night after complaining of abdominal pain.
Are prosecutors in the U.S. and UK preparing to file criminal charges against former Barclays workers for their role in the Libor-fixing scandal?
