As violent protests continue, mosques in the UK have strengthened security to protect worshippers and maintain peace

Pentagon announces new military deployments aimed at reinforcing security in response to increasing threats from Iran

Moscow has criticised Google for taking down Russian channels, failing to remove content that it considers illegal

VP adds two former Barack Obama aides: political strategist David Plouffe and communications director Stephanie Cutter

Foreign minister blames US after State Dept recognised Maria Corina Maduro's opponent Edmundo Gonzalez as the winner

Khelif, who failed a gender eligibility test at World Championships last year, won against Italy's Carini on Thursday

US negotiated with Russia and other countries, saying eight prisoners held in the West were being sent back to Moscow

The 17-year-old touched the wall in an Olympic record time of two minutes 3.03 seconds at La Defense Arena

She reasserts her status as No. 1 all-around gymnast three years after withdrawing from the final at the Tokyo Games

Assassination drew threats of revenge, fuelling concern the conflict in Gaza was turning into a wider Middle East war