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The DUP is the main party in Northern Ireland and is led by 49-year-old Arlene Foster

Smaller Parties Could Hold Keys To Power At UK Election

Smaller parties could hold keys to power at UK election

Greenpeace Chief Locked Out Of UN Climate Meet Amid Protests

More than 200 youth and indigenous rights activists were thrown out of the climate talks in Madrid

Greenpeace chief locked out of UN climate meet amid protests

Oxen And Horses Put Back To Work In Cuba

Farmers use oxen to plough land in Cuba, which has been hit by a fuel shortage

Oxen and horses put back to work in Cuba

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has made a rare admission that climate change is one of the 'factors' causing unprecedented bushfires that have destroyed millions of hectares of land

Aussie PM Breaks Silence On 'Troubling' Smoke Crisis

Aussie PM breaks silence on 'troubling' smoke crisis

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Networks like Facebook, Twitter and TikTok currently work more like walled-off playgrounds, where posts are shared with friends within an existing framework

Twitter Backs Overhaul Of Social Media To Stem Disinformation

Twitter backs overhaul of social media to stem disinformation

YouTube policies already ban explicit threats, but now "veiled or implied" threats will be barred as well

YouTube Bans 'Implied' Threats

YouTube bans 'implied' threats

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the USMCA will help not hurt domestic aluminum producers

Canada's Trudeau Denies Giving Ground On Aluminum In USMCA

Canada's Trudeau denies giving ground on aluminum in USMCA

White House trade advisor Peter Navarro used imaginary expert "Ron Vara" to support hardline policies against China

White House Advisor Uses Alter Ego In Policy Memo: Report

White House advisor uses alter ego in policy memo: report

North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump cross south of the Military Demarcation Line that divides North and South Korea, after Trump briefly stepped over to the northern side, on June 30, 2019

US Warns N.Korea Of Consequences For 'Christmas Gift'

US warns N.Korea of consequences for 'Christmas gift'

Beatriz Cantarini de Abriata holds a portrait of her son Hernan, who is believed to have been the victim of the "butcher" of Argentina's dictatorship Mario Sandoval, who has been arrested in France

Sandoval: The 'Butcher' Of The Argentine Dictatorship

Sandoval: the 'butcher' of the Argentine dictatorship

Hundreds of police from New Jersey and New York, including tactical officers, were deployed during the hours-long shooting in Jersey City, New Jersey

Authorities Stop Short Of Dubbing US Kosher Deli Attack Anti-Semitic

Authorities stop short of dubbing US kosher deli attack anti-Semitic

Workers at Fiat Chrysler approved a new labor contract that includes a $9,000 signing bonus, completing a volatile season of contract negotiations among Detroit's "Big Three

Fiat Chrysler Workers Approve New US Contract

Fiat Chrysler workers approve new US contract

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is hoping to secure a majority government

Britain Heads Into Charged Brexit Election

Britain heads into charged Brexit election

Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's longest serving premier faces another political battle at a time when he must fend off internal challengers in his Likud party

Israel Heads To Unprecedented Third Election In A Year

Israel heads to unprecedented third election in a year

The pound dropped against the dollar and euro after the release of a new poll suggesting the Conservatives would not win as big a majority as a previous study projected

Sterling Rebounds On Eve Of UK Election

Sterling rebounds on eve of UK election

Greta Thunberg told delegates at the UN climate talks that their promises were still far short of what was needed

Greta Slams 'Misleading' Climate Pledges At Chaotic UN Summit

Greta slams 'misleading' climate pledges at chaotic UN summit

After crashes that killed 346 people, Boeing has been aiming to get its 737 MAX certified to return to the skies this month, but the FAA says that cannot happen until 2020

US Aviation Chief Says Boeing 737 MAX Won't Be Recertified Until 2020

US aviation chief says Boeing 737 MAX won't be recertified until 2020

Smoke rises from the White Island volcano the day after a deadly eruption

New Zealand Volcano: 186,000 Square Inches Of Skin Grafts Ordered For Victims Of Eruption

An additional 186,000 square inches of skin grafts have been ordered by New Zealand to help treat the severely burned victims of the White Island volcanic eruption.

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said the 'Green New Deal' to fight climate change was "Europe's man on the moon moment"

EU Leader Urges MEPs To Back Green Growth Plan

EU leader urges MEPs to back green growth plan

Spain's King Felipe VI on Wednesday tasked acting prime minister Pedro Sanchez with forming a new government

Spanish King Asks Sanchez To Form New Government

Spanish king asks Sanchez to form new government

US Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Jerome Powell

US Fed Says Will Focus On Low Inflation, Global Economy

US Fed says will focus on low inflation, global economy

Riot police officers stand guard by a bus carrying illegal migrants following the evacuation of the makeshift camp Vucjak on the outskirts of Northern-Bosnian town of Bihac, on December 10, 2019

Bosnia Closes 'Jungle' Migrant Camp

Bosnia closes 'jungle' migrant camp

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has taken her disarmingly straightforward message -- "listen to the scientists" -- around the world

Greta Thunberg Is Time's 2019 Person Of The Year

Greta Thunberg is Time's 2019 Person of the Year

Paris has been hard hit by the transport strikes

French PM Refuses To Back Down On Pension Reform Plan

French PM refuses to back down on pension reform plan

Austrian author Peter Handke received his Nobel prize on Tuesday

Kosovo Declares Nobel Laureate Handke 'Persona Non Grata'

Kosovo declares Nobel laureate Handke 'persona non grata'

Algerian police arrested dozens of anti-vote protesters in the capital Algiers on the eve of an unpopular presidential election

Boycott Rallies Rock Algeria Day Before Presidential Poll

Boycott rallies rock Algeria day before presidential poll

Created by Elisabeth Ohlson Wallin, the photo illustration was offered to the Saint Paul Church in Malmo where it was placed to the right of the main altarpiece on the first Sunday of Advent, December 1

Gay Altarpiece Of Original Sin Makes Waves In Sweden

Gay altarpiece of original sin makes waves in Sweden

Telecommunications minister Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi told the Mehr news agency that it was a "really massive" and "state-sponsored" cyber attack

Iran Says Repelled A 'Highly Organised Cyber Attack'

Iran says repelled a 'highly organised cyber attack'

Suu Kyi's defence of the same military that once kept her locked up has since caused international condemnation

Myanmar's Suu Kyi Rejects Genocide Claims At Top UN Court

Myanmar's Suu Kyi rejects genocide claims at top UN court

A man stands next to a C-130 plane that returned to Punta Arenas, Chile, from a search of the Drake Passage for a missing Air Force plane with 38 people aboard

Chile Extends Search Zone For Missing Plane

Chile extends search zone for missing plane

Police fired tear gas in India's Assam state as thousands demonstrated against a contentious new citizenship bill

India Passes Contentious Citizenship Bill Amid Violent Protests

India passes contentious citizenship bill amid violent protests

Writing from beyond the grave, former Federal Reserve chief Paul Volcker warned of "ominous" threats to the American system

From The Grave, Revered Ex-Fed Chief Issues Trump-era Warning

From the grave, revered ex-Fed chief issues Trump-era warning

French academic Fariba Adelkhah, a specialist in Shiite Islam at Sciences Po in Paris, was arrested in Iran in June together with Roland Marchal, a researcher at the same university

French Pair Held In Iran To Face Revolutionary Court: Report

French pair held in Iran to face Revolutionary Court: report

Harbour Air Pilot and CEO Greg McDougall flies the world's first all-electric, zero-emission commercial aircraft during a test flight in a de Havilland DHC-2 Beave' from Vancouver International Airportâs South Terminal on the Fraser River in Richmond, B

First Commercial Electric Plane Takes Flight In Canada

First commercial electric plane takes flight in Canada

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