POLITICS

US president hails decision by Japanese automakers to build car plant stateside instead of shipping units in from Mexico.

These could be the last days of liberal democracy. Be very afraid.

'Why don't you just give Putin your iPhone and let him tweet for you,' one person tweeted.

Beijing asks New Delhi to withdraw troops from the Himalayan region where the borders of India, China and Bhutan meet.

In a report to the UN, the Kim Jong-un regime claimed that it did not hand down any punishment on the female defectors.

Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the US election is ramping up.

'Local Milk People want to connect with you Kraft singles in your area,' one Twitter user wrote.

The president said he prefers to maintain friendly relations with Beijing despite the South China Sea dispute.

He is expected to make the move during one of the president's rallies.

Report suggests airline may not be able to pay staff salaries soon.

Commander-in-chief promised Peña Nieto that the wall would cost a lot less than predicted.

Pro--Corbyn pressure group will roll-out new training network to 160 battleground seats.

The move comes after authorities in Xinjiang attempted to ban fasting during Ramadan.

Citizens of some of the world's biggest economies are unhappy, Ipsos MORI reveals.

Hassan Rouhani inaugurated as Iran's president by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

'I can't believe I just watched that in 2017,' one Twitter user wrote.

Don's confidence knows no bounds.

The news comes amid growing speculation that the tech mogul could run for public office.

Chris Williamson believes Donald Trump's administration should call for talks instead.

The Education Policy Institute says disadvantaged school pupils are two years behind their peers at 16.

Four of the candidates for City Hall have committed crimes that include drugs, assault and firearms offences.

The editorial pointed out how the US has pressured China's neighbours into cutting trade ties with North Korea.

"We are better organised than the Trump administration," Juncker boasted.

The government should take responsibility for the monsters it had a hand in creating.

WikiLeaks recently published an archive of over 21,075 "verified" emails linked to Macron's election campaign.

US State Department said the North Korea travel ban will come into effect on 1 September.

The voting machine reportedly contained sensitive and personal voter data of residents of Shelby County in Tennessee.

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's remarks came after US President Donald Trump reluctantly signed the new sanctions bill.

Company that provided voting system says actual turnout differed by at least 1 million.