Thousands of people marched against Emmanuel Macron's public sector reforms yesterday, with protests descending into ugly scenes as riot police were deployed in Paris.

Donald Trump has been briefed by his generals on options to respond to North Korean "aggression", it has been revealed.

Bannon called on Corker to “resign immediately” after Corker revealed that Bannon was right when Bannon said the Republican establishment wants to “nullify the 2016 election” in which Trump won the White House.

Theresa May last night sent her starkest warning yet that Britain is poised to be an “independent trading nation” immediately if talks on an EU deal fail.

Latvian PM Maris Kucinskis has told that his country could not accept recent proposals by French leader Emmanuel Macron for EU tax harmonisation.

Russia has issued a severe warning to Donald Trump as its foreign minister said the escalation over North Korea is "unacceptable".

Jeremy Corbyn was ridiculed in the House of Commons as he called for the Government to allow Brexit to be negotiated by the Labour Party.

David Davis will not be in Brussels tonight for the opening of the fifth round of Brexit talks with his EU counterpart Michel Barnier, officials confirmed today.

Donald Trump risks going toe to toe with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan after the US suspended visa services for Turkish citizens.

Theresa May will today dramatically raise the stakes in the Brexit negotiations by warning EU chiefs that the “ball is in your court”.

Catalonia's president Carles Puigdemont has announced he wants to "follow the people's will for Catalonia to become an independent state" in a major speech as the region looks set to break away from Spain – but calls for talks with the government in Madri

Donald Trump said on Thursday night that it was the "calm before the storm" amid reports that he will announce next week that he will “decertify” the Iran nuclear deal.

The Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, which Trump signed on August 2, 2017,was originally introduced as an Iran sanctions bill but became an amalgamation of several proposed sanctions bills involving Russia, Iran, and North Korea.

Multiple reports cited White House sources claiming Trump is “embarrassed” over the outcome of Tuesday’s Alabama U.S. Senate election and understands he made a mistake in endorsing Luther Strange over Judge Roy Moore.

Regardless of size, it seems more likely to be designed to increase political pressure on NATO —the new form of asymmetric warfare in Europe—than lead to major changes in Russian deployments or any form of direct aggression.

The United States seems to be adjusting the military half of its strategy in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan to the point where it can be successful.

Iran does present real risks, and its leadership may leave the U.S. and its Arab allies with little future choice, but taking a bad case as a given and reacting by making things even worse makes no sense at all.

Despite muhc heated rhetoric, the Trump administration is doing little to counter Iranian aggression.

This is no time to "speak stickly and carry a big soft." The U.S. has no choice about reacting to the real world North Korean threat.