The strike is among the biggest since 1995 when prime minister Alain Juppe was forced to abandon an overhaul of the pension system after weeks of industrial action
For his "lifelong struggle for human rights", former Soviet dissident turned Israeli politician Natan Sharansky has been awarded Israel's Genesis Prize for 2020
Prime Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser Al Thani's attendance follows an intensification of efforts to resolve the row among US allies
Shooter kills six and injures two in hospital shooting in the border city of Ostrava, Czech Republic
The personal pronoun 'they' have been decided as the word of the year with the words such as 'impeach', 'quid pro quo' and 'crawdad' taking the runner-up spots
Drake's passage, over which the plane disappeared, is notorious for harsh weather conditions.
British spy Christopher Steele, who threw light on the possible Russian collusion in the 2016 US Presidential elections, had ties with Ivanka Trump for years.
Walmart says the clothes were from a third party and didn't represent the value of the company.
The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority announced that the existing URA car park adjacent to the ICA Building will cease operations from 2020
Pete Frates, one of the men behind the ALS ice bucket challenge passed away at the age of 34 on Monday
New details from 'Free, Melania', an unauthorized look into the life of Melania Trump reveals the 'Don't care' jacket wasn't about the First Lady's thoughts on immigration
"I fear there is worse news to come," says Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
Michelle Obama's comments came during the interview that took place on her trip to Vietnam.
The library reportedly burned 65 books after "thoroughly" checking all publications, pictures books and papers in its collection.
Over the years, Indonesia, Martinique, Colombia and Japan have witnessed major volcanic eruptions killing thousands.