DIPLOMACY

The talks are due to take place on 23 January following talks between Russia, Turkey and Iran

Vladimir Dedushkin was reportedly 'keeping a close eye' in the war-torn country.

Former spy told Mother Jones the FBI was more concerned with investigating Hillary Clinton.

How Obama prioritised security and trade over human rights and democracy on the African continent.

However, Russia sanctions will remain 'at least for a period of time,' Donald Trump said in an interview to WSJ.

Economic diplomacy rendezvous offers an opportunity to assess French President Hollande's Africa policy.

The Japanese PM praised the Filipino leader's efforts in strengthening ties with China.

Sir Andrew Wood told newspapers he spoke with McCain at a security conference in Canada.

Tory MPs urge Theresa May to distance the UK government from report by Christopher Steele.

The Israeli PM will only accept bilateral talks, while Palestine welcomes the 70-strong delegation.

The 'Jin' Type 094A carries 12 submarine-launched ballistic missiles known as 'big waves'.

China's foreign ministry has, however, played down the tough talks by Rex Tillerson over territorial disputes.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj had threatened that no visas would be issued to Amazon officials.

During his confirmation hearing, Tillerson likened China's assertiveness to Russia's annexation of Crimea.

Enrique Pena Nieto says his country will not accept anything that goes 'against our dignity'.

Al Jazeera footage shows embassy official Shai Masot plotting to 'take down' critical ministers.

The intelligence officer has reportedly fled his home and is 'terrified for his safety'.

Palestinian officials told that Trump may confirm embassy's relocation during his inauguration on 20 January.

However, it still strongly criticised the US and South Korea over Thaad deployment to contain North Korea.

The government could submit a special law that would allow Akihito to abdicate by end-2018.

The ancient Catholic lay order says the ouster of Albrecht von Boeselager was an internal matter.

The embassy questioned whether the UK is seeking another EU referendum following US election concerns.

China says it will not interfere with the internal affairs of its "true and dear friend".

Britain in danger of losing prestigious second-in-command Nato role it has held since 1951.

Foreign secretary on charm offensive despite previous attack on Trump's 'stupefying ignorance'.

First Minister says Scotland's interests must not be ignored during EU negotiations.

A $20,000 reward has been offered for information leading to the shooter's identification.

'Trump could launch 140 warheads in the time it takes to write 140 characters.'

Japan has also suspends talks with South Korea on foreign currency swap.