Argentina calls on Britain to return the Falkland Islands

The Argentine authorities called on Great Britain to return the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) and offered to negotiate on this issue, according to the website of the Latin American country's Foreign Ministry.

96 Senate and House Members Call on Biden Administration to Sanction Azerbaijani Leaders for Artsakh Blockade and Attacks

A bipartisan group of 96 U.S. Senate and House members have called on Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to apply their discretionary authority under the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act to sanction Azerbaijani leaders responsible for the brutal blockade and attacks on Nagorno Karabakh’s (Artsakh) 120,000 indigenous Armenian Christian population, reported the Armenian National Committee of America.

UK to make 'generous offer' on post-Brexit EU citizens: Theresa May

British Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday will tell EU leaders about her country’s “generous offer” on the post-Brexit rights of European citizens living in the U.K.

Trump's decision to keep US embassy in Tel Aviv is "positive": Palestinian official

The decision of United States President Donald Trump not to move the embassy of his country from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem "is positive," a senior Palestinian official said Thursday.

USA: le gouvernement Trump ne poursuivra pas Clinton plus avant sur ses emails

L'administration de Donald Trump ne poursuivra pas plus avant l'enquête sur l'affaire des courriels privés de Hillary Clinton, a affirmé mardi l'une des plus proches conseillères du président élu.

2016-2021 plan : Greek PM presents government's plan for "fair growth"

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras presented on Thursday his government's 2016-2021 plan for "fair growth", pledging brighter days for the suffering Greek people after six years of harsh austerity introduced to overcome the debt crisis.

Former British PM, Gordon Brown, vows to keep pre-Scottish referendum promises

Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Saturday pledged that more powers will be delivered to Scotland after a majority voted "No" in the September 18 Scottish independence referendum.

It was time to move from the "battleground to the common ground," said Brown at Dalgety Bay, Fife in southeast Scotland, noting that "We will lock in today the promises that we have made."