POLITICS

Ismael Sueno is the senior-most minister to be dismissed by the Philippine president.

A 'no deal' would see the UK fall back on trading under World Trade Organization rules.

During his campaign, Trump had pledged to donate his annual salary of $400,000 to charity.

Justice Department cautions employers petitioning for the visa not to discriminate against US workers.

A pilot project was launched at the New Delhi airport in the Indian capital.

'Happening all over the world. Absolutely a terrible thing,' the US president told reporters.

Prosecutor Aramis Ayala sparked controversy while handling the murder case of a police officer in March.

Dr Rebecca Ovenden, 32, was described as 'talented' and 'much respected'.

'It has become clear that Judge Gorsuch does not have the 60 votes necessary to end debate on his nomination.'

Sigmar Gabriel said Germany 'as keen as the UK' to agree on an 'orderly withdrawal' and trade terms.

One company faked letters of appreciation to win further contracts.

Ratings agency warns finance minister sacking and political upheaval 'endangering' economy.

The presidential candidate vowed to remove Assange from the Ecuadorian embassy in London had he won.

Rice's requests do not back up President Trump's claims that Obama had Trump Tower wiretapped.

The meeting was organised by the UAE's crown prince, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

Alan Brown's strong accent means Hansard asks for clarification of everything he utters in the House of Commons

Emotions were charged at numerous Trump rallies in the months leading up to the election.

Liberal conservatism is dying at the hands of populism but progressives shouldn't mourn.

Fillon told a radio host he could not save money on a salary estimated at €22,900 per month.

It's unlikely that other EU members would let a beneficial Brexit deal be scuppered by Spain.

After criticising the EU, the US president has praised the union for keeping together as Brexit begins.

The events include the 105th birth anniversary of Pyongyang's late founder Kim Il-sung, on 15 April.

The Obama administration had a strained relationship with Egypt, but things look warmer under Donald Trump.

Conservative challenger Guillermo Lasso said that his campaign had evidence of an attempt to rig the election result.

Chancellor has come under pressure after allowing more than a million migrants into the country in 2015.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls David's Sling system an 'existential danger' to Israel's enemies.

Delegates fail to reach agreement on northern territory of Azawad, which has led to unrest in the country.

The top court annulled the opposition-dominated National Assembly and later reversed its ruling.

Zille later tweeted that she was not defending colonialism.