New ‘green card’ to ease daily life for foreigners
China will update its "green card" policy this year to make life easier for foreign residents ...
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Speaker Bercow: Trump should not speak in Parliament
House of Commons Speaker John Bercow has said he would be "strongly opposed" to US President Donald Trump addressing the Houses of Parliament during his state visit to the UK.
Why ISIS is celebrating Trump’s immigration ban
President Donald Trump said his new executive order on immigration and refugees is targeted squarely at "radical Islamic terrorists."
Fillon pay row: New claim over wife’s ‘fake jobs’
France's centre-right presidential candidate, Francois Fillon, has been hit by further allegations on the day that anti-corruption police raided his office in parliament.
Madeleine Albright and Big Bang actress ‘ready to join Muslim registry’
A former US Secretary of State and a Big Bang Theory actress have both vowed to register as Muslim if Donald Trump creates a database of Muslim Americans.
Trump backs Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines
US President Donald Trump has infuriated environmentalists by signing executive orders that support two controversial oil pipelines.
China fortifies Great Firewall with crackdown on VPNs
China is making it harder to get around its Great Firewall
Dutch PM Rutte: ‘If you don’t like it here, then leave’
Weeks before Dutch voters go to the polls, Prime Minister Mark Rutte has said that anyone who rejects the country's values should leave.
‘It’s made in Vietnam!’ At inauguration, origin of red Trump hats shocks many
One of the biggest cheers President Donald Trump received from supporters watching his inaugural address on Friday was his call to "buy American and hire American."
MIT president: Trump ‘will not change our mission’
The leader of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has said that Donald Trump’s presidency “will not change” the university’s mission and values, claiming that the worst-case scenario is that the institution will have to find new sources of funding.
