Donald Trump “has come to the realisation that NATO is very valuable,” the outgoing US ambassador to the alliance has told Sky News.
Donald Trump “has come to the realisation that NATO is very valuable,” the outgoing US ambassador to the alliance has told Sky News.
The University of Oxford says it will continue its COVID-19 vaccine trial in Brazil, following the death of a volunteer.
Spain has become the first country in western Europe to record one million coronavirus cases – marking a doubling of its tally in just six weeks.
The key to making stronger buildings and planes could lie in the anatomy of a crush-resistant insect that can survive being run over by a car, scientists have found.
Seven people – including two minors – are due to appear before an anti-terrorism judge as part of the investigation into the murder of French teacher Samuel Paty.
Pope Francis has backed same-sex civil unions for the first time as pontiff, by calling for the partnerships to be protected in law.
An intensive care specialist in Belgium’s worst-hit COVID-19 region has told Sky News he fears the moment when the hospital is full and he has to choose who will live and who will die.
Scientists have discovered a new organ in the throat while carrying out research on prostate cancer.
The fiancée of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi is suing Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman over his “brutal execution”.
Nigerian police have reportedly opened fire on protesters in Lagos after 12 days of demonstrations against police brutality.
A woman discovered breathing at a funeral home in August – just as she was about to be embalmed – has died in hospital.
The US Department of Justice has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google’s parent company Alphabet for using “illegal means” to keep its monopoly power.
A convicted murderer, who killed a journalist on board his submarine, has been surrounded by police and arrested after trying to escape from prison.
Up to a million tonnes of fishing gear is left in the ocean each year, creating “deadly” marine debris for wildlife, WWF has warned.
Ghislaine Maxwell has lost a legal battle to keep details about her personal life with Jeffrey Epstein from being used in her upcoming trial.
When Evelyn Wu heard she could get a COVID-19 vaccine, she jumped at the chance – even though it hasn’t been scientifically proven.
NASA has chosen Nokia to build a 4G network on the moon as part of the space agency’s Artemis programme, which aims to establish a sustainable human presence there.
China has surpassed the US for movie ticket sales for the first time, making it the world’s biggest film box office.
Instagram is being investigated regarding alleged illegal processing of children’s personal information, by the Irish privacy watchdog which is the EU’s lead authority on Facebook.
Italy and Belgium have introduced new socialising rules amid fears there could be a “tsunami” in coronavirus cases.