David Davis has warned Theresa May’s draft deal will never survive a Commons vote as he predicted the Prime Minister will eventually be forced into seeking an “alternative” Brexit.

US Vice President Mike Pence has lashed out at Beijing, saying the South China Sea does not belong to any one nation and the US will continue to sail and fly where international law permits.

May put on a show of defiance yesterday after a turbulent day that saw high-profile resignations and attacks on her Brexit strategy by MPs. However, despite her promise to fight on, a vote of no-confidence could take place in just 48 hours time.

Putin and US Vice President Mike Pence met to discuss Donald Trump’s plans to pull out of a nuclear arms treaty.

This was the dramatic moment Jacob Rees-Mogg told Theresa May he had lost confidence in her today because the Brexit deal fails to deliver on the referendum vote.

May in meltdown: Double bombshell as Dominic Raab and Esther McVey dramatically quit claiming Britain is being 'blackmailed' by the EU.

May has been dealt her first Brexit blow of the morning after Northern Ireland minister Shailesh Vara announced his resignation.

May had a row with DUP leader Arlene Foster last night over her Brexit deal, according to thinly veiled comments by the Northern Irish MP about her party’s “concerns”.

Brexiteer Esther McVey was in “tears” after being “shouted down” in a tense argument with the Prime Minister over her Brexit deal in a marathon Cabinet meeting yesterday.

EU negotiators will push on with plans to keep Brexit Britain locked in a customs union with Brussels after Michel Barnier concluded a draft withdrawal treaty with Theresa May last night.

JACOB Rees-Mogg has submitted a letter of no confidence in a private meeting held in Parliament before naming his Brexit concerns in during a press conference.

Donald Trump has responded sharply following his visit to Paris to attend a ceremony marking the centenary of the World War 1 Armistice, in which Macron appeared to make a veiled rebuke of President Trump’s “America First” policy by denouncing nationalism

Angela Merkel appeared to drop her normal cautious approach as she pointed to shifting sands in the world order to back the creation of "a real, true" European military force.

Secretary Pompeo released the State Department’s new report detailing the magnitude of the Iranian regime’s destructive behavior at home and abroad.

The prospect of a renewed arms race in Europe and of transatlantic turmoil have come at a terrible moment for the UK, as it struggles to retain its traditional status as a bridge between a US government and Europe.

Americans tend to take the fundamental stability of the international order for granted, but history shows that world orders do collapse. At this stage, the United States must check the assertive, rising powers of Russia and China before it's too late.

It is always hard to separate strategic posturing from strategic reality, but the last year has seen a steady deterioration in U.S. and Chinese relations.

In his press comments alongside NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, in his tweets and in his private comments to European leaders, Trump made clear that he does not believe in NATO.

Boris Johnson has denounced Theresa May's Chequers plan as an "outrage" that would leave the UK "locked in the tractor beam of Brussels" indefinitely.

China’s actions, and its rapid emergence as a major regional military power, has led the U.S. to focus its military and strategic planning on China as one of two critical threats.