Exclusive: 130,000 children sent to ex-colonies up to 1970s under ‘misguided’ programme

Announcement gives Russia 180 days to destroy violating missiles and launchers to avoid new arms race

Nutella, Président Camembert, Ricard Pastis and Carte Noire coffee are among the brands set to cost more in France as a law on food prices takes effect.

A slowdown tied to the country’s treatment of its Rohingya minority may open the door for China.

Respondents in Chile, Kenya, and Turkey ranked highest in a global survey inquiring about fear of internet privacy breaches.

Country’s economy shrinks by 0.2% amid weakening growth rates across the eurozone

Stock markets mostly rose Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled it would be cautious in raising interest rates and as investors monitor U.S-China trade talks. Economic data was mixed, with one survey pointing to improved Chinese manufacturing but another showing a slowdown in eurozone growth.

Some scientists say historically cold temperatures in the Midwest are a result of Arctic warming, but the view is far from universal.

Apple Inc said on Wednesday it had banned Facebook Inc from a program designed to let businesses control iPhones used by their employees, saying the social networking company had improperly used it to track the web-browsing habits of teenagers.

Impartial group will monitor possible interference in October election and sound alarm if they feel vote could be compromised