Reuters

New results show Prime Minister David Cameron's party has a slight advantage over the opposition Labour Party.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi will ask the U.S. to help the country acquire billions of dollars in drones and other U.S. arms to fight the Islamic State group.

Boston officials said they decided to release the footage amid protests in several major U.S. cities over a series of killings of civilians in recent months.

According to Chinese state media, the U.S. has promised support for China's campaign to hunt corrupt officials fleeing abroad.

If confirmed, the presence of two Iranian officers, whom the local militiamen said were from an elite unit of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, would deepen tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia

The explosion is likely to raise fears that Muslim rebels in the deep south of the country could extend their campaign to tourist areas.

The court also sentenced U.S-Egyptian citizen Mohamed Soltan to life in jail for supporting the group and transmitting false news.

The man was suspected of shooting dead two policemen and wounding two others in separate attacks in Riyadh on Wednesday.

Ash Carter said Friday that a nuclear agreement with Iran must include inspections of its military sites, a position at odds with recent comments by Iran's Supreme Leader.

John T. Booker, Jr. arrived at the Kansas base with two undercover FBI agents to detonate what he did not realize was an inert bomb, prosecutors said.

West Africa's Ebola epidemic still poses a threat to other countries but the risk of it spreading internationally appears to be diminishing as the areas affected shrink, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday.

While India's money-spinning cricket league lavishes million-dollar deals on players for just a few weeks of competition, the national ice hockey team has had to go begging on social media to fund their trip to Kuwait for an international tournament.

The group attacked the capital of Iraq's vast Anbar province on multiple fronts Friday.

Police in Brazil arrested three former congressmen on Friday and are widening their corruption investigation beyond state-run oil firm Petrobras.

President Obama said Thursday the United States is concerned China uses its "sheer size and muscle" to push around smaller countries in the SouthChina Sea.

A health care worker who was being treated for Ebola at a National Institutes of Health hospital in Maryland has been declared free of the virus and was released from the hospital, according to the U.S. aid agency Partners In Health.

President Barack Obama said on Thursday that the U.S. State Department had completed its review of whether to remove Cuba from the list of countries that sponsor terrorism but that he was waiting for a recommendation from his advisers.

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Thursday demanded that all sanctions on Iran be lifted at the same time as any final agreement with world powers on curbing Tehran's nuclear program is concluded.

Cirque du Soleil is in advanced talks with two private equity consortia about selling a majority stake in what is the largest theatrical production company in the world, according to people familiar with the matter.

The investor-friendly Narendra Modi government came to power last May promising faster growth, more jobs and quick clearances.

Nearly 1,000 gang members and associates from 239 different gangs were arrested across the United States in an operation headed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, the agency said on Wednesday.

A Turkish prosecutor is seeking prison terms for two journalists who republished the cover of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo featuring an image of the Prophet Mohammed, their newspaper said on Wednesday.

The Palestinian Authority said on Wednesday it had received a $100 million loan from Qatar to help pay civil servants salaries and alleviate an economic crisis triggered by a row with Israel over taxes.

Malawi police are under orders to shoot anyone attacking albinos in the latest bid to crack down on a rising wave of violence against albinos in East Africa whose body parts are prized in black magic.

The U.S. said it was considering a $57 million sale of air-to-surface missiles to Egypt, the second big arms deal this week after Congress was notified of a potential $1 billion sale of helicopters and missiles to Pakistan.

The Jamaican sprinter stated that he is "fit, healthy and ready to run" for his country.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter kicked off talks with his Japanese counterpart on Wednesday aimed at demonstrating that the two countries' security alliance is tighter than ever amid China's growing assertiveness in the region.

A Michigan-based Islamist preacher whose online sermons have been a leading source of inspiration for foreign fighters in Syria is free to return to social media after restrictions on his Internet use lapsed.

Kenya needs more help from its U.S. and European allies with intelligence and security measures to help prevent further massacres by Somali militants, Foreign Minister Amina Mohamed told Reuters on Tuesday.