MICHAEL Schumacher’s legendary 2002 Ferrari - in which he won his fifth world title - is going under the hammer in what will surely prove one of Sotheby’s hottest ever auctions, with the German still the subject of intense worldwide interest four years after the skiing tragedy which left him with devastating head injuries.
GERMAN Chancellor Angela Merkel has not yet ruled out the idea of replacing Jean-Claude Juncker in the EU’s top job, despite her repeated denials, political analysts have suggested.
MORE than 300,000 people have escaped a flare-up of violence in north-eastern parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo since early June, making it increasingly complicated for health officials to trace and treat patients at risk from Ebola, UN aid agencies warned on Tuesday.
EGYPT archaeologists uncovered the “missing piece of the puzzle” that confirmed how a 4,500-year-old civilisation was able to build such advanced architecture, a documentary revealed.
A FRENCH court has found two men guilty of showing “disrespect for authorities” for staging the hanging of an effigy of President Emmanuel Macron during an anti-government protest.
THE murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi shocked the world - now a UN expert says there is “credible evidence” Saudi Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman and other high-level officials are responsible for his killing. Here are the latest developments and what we know so far.
SAUDI Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is at the centre of a damning UN report that labels the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi "an international crime".
NORTH KOREA has been accused of triggering an earthquake by conducting a fresh nuclear weapons test after a leaked document showed that the rogue state never intended to denuclearise.
DONALD TRUMP has confirmed his choice for American Defence Secretary has withdrawn following reports of domestic violence, shaking up the Pentagon at a time of rising Middle East tensions.
THREE people were wounded after a rocket hit the site of the residential and operations headquarters of several global major oil companies, including US giant ExxonMobil, near Iraq's southern city of Basra early on Wednesday, the country's military has said.
THE FOREIGN OFFICE has issued a new travel warning for Greece, as British holidaymakers are urged to prepare before they visit the country. Should people avoid travelling to Greece?
OUTRAGED protestors in Manila have burnt 22 Chinese flags in protest against President Rodrigo Duterte’s response to the sinking of a Philippine fishing boat after a collision with a Chinese vessel.
China recently played host to a Taliban delegation as part of efforts to promote peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan, China's foreign ministry said on Thursday. Representatives of the Taliban, who have been fighting for years to expel foreign forces and defeat the US-backed government in Kabul, have been holding talks with US diplomats for months....
