Deposed President could resign via a televised address and hand powers to interim Prime Minister

Israel’s cabinet today approved a new national priorities plan, which will see preferential funding going to outposts in the occupied West Bank, which just a few months ago, even the Israel government considered to be illegal.

Yemen the focus for intercepts that sparked international diplomatic alert

I moved to England after having a gun held to my face I was in a situation with an old high-school buddy back in Georgia in the US, playing cards and gambling. He was on crack and he caught me cheating. That thing they say about your life flashing before your eyes – it's true. I'd always wanted to see England and I promised myself that, if I got out of that situation, I'd go. I was mad, too, that I'd got busted by a crackhead!

Fresh details emerge of how financier accused of one of the world's biggest frauds was tracked down

Robert Mugabe has blatantly cheated his electorate, and once again there is little anyone can do to prevent his seventh term in office

Murder, mystery and Marcos all feature as Michael Arditti's gumshoe confronts dilemmas of faith, corruption, oh, and Imelda's footwear

German newspaper cites documents leaked by fugitive NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden

‘Mother Russia’ had long intrigued the author, but a journey across the country almost changed his mind

British Embassy in Sana'a will be closed on Sunday and Monday as a 'precautionary measure'

Controversial contractor accused of trying to remain under the public’s radar by submitting the applications in the name of a staff member

Opponents claim  Zanu-PF conned its way to power – rather than taking it by force

When asked why he robbed banks, the legendary American criminal Willie Sutton replied: “Because that’s where the money is?”

In return for the payment GCHQ was required to ‘pull its weight’, according to the documents which were leaked last night