Syria's War
Experts analyse Moscow's possible reaction after repeated threats of retaliation to the US strikes.
by Tamila Varshalomidze
Europe
Hungary
by Philip Heijmans
Skripal poisoning
Science & Technology
Refugees13 Apr 2018 13:49 GMT
Greek police detained 1,658 refugees and migrants in March after they crossed the border from Turkey by land.
Opinion13 Apr 2018 09:02 GMT
Scots may have voted against Brexit, but they still prefer to share sovereignty with London rather than Brussels.
by Jamie Maxwell
Europe12 Apr 2018 15:10 GMT
The small North Atlantic island struggles to cope with an influx of visitors, endangering its nature for economic gains.
Shorts12 Apr 2018 13:02 GMT
Kurt Moser spent 30 years shooting war images 'you really should not see'. Now, he catches light with his giant camera.
Football12 Apr 2018 12:27 GMT
In the fifth episode of Game of Our Lives, host David Goldblatt heads to Liverpool, England: a city with a rich history of social and political activism around football.
Europe11 Apr 2018 19:11 GMT
UN court sentences Serbian Vojislav Seselj to 10 years in prison for persecution of Croatians during Balkans war.
Saudi Arabia11 Apr 2018 15:39 GMT
French President Macron and Saudi's Mohammed bin Salman also agreed on the need to curb Iran's 'expansionism'.
Europe11 Apr 2018 11:34 GMT
The deal helped end decades of violence, but Northern Ireland remains in a prolonged state of political uncertainty.
Serbia11 Apr 2018 07:46 GMT
International Criminal Court to decide on the appeal to overturn the 2016 acquittal of Serbian leader Vojislav Seselj.
Syria's War11 Apr 2018 07:35 GMT
Eurocontrol cautions airlines to avoid Syria due to possible launch of air strikes within the next 72 hours.
Russia11 Apr 2018 06:56 GMT
Russian football ultras complain of pressure and harassment by security agencies ahead of Russia 2018.
Europe10 Apr 2018 12:27 GMT
Serious political divisions have been sharpened since the UK's decision to leave the European Union.
Skripal poisoning10 Apr 2018 11:18 GMT
Russian embassy congratulates daughter of Russian spy for being discharged from hospital after attack blamed on Russia.
Reporter's Notebook 09 Apr 2018 20:16 GMT
Peace dividend of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement is tangible, but entrenched divisions and uncertainty persist.
Crime09 Apr 2018 19:56 GMT
Only four months into the New Year, 50 lives have already been lost due to knife and gun crime in the UK capital.
by Hamid Dabashi
by Santiago Zabala
by Peter Singer
by Mark LeVine