The spokesman for Cyprus' government says Turkey's "threats" to prevent oil and gas exploration off the ethnically divided island could be designed to scuttle ongoing reunification talks
A U.S. diplomat says the Hungarian government should engage in "serious, urgent and good-faith talks" with Central European University about legal changes seen targeting the school founded by billionaire George Soros
The Group of Seven industrialized nations on Tuesday urged Russia to pressure the Syrian government to end the six-year civil war, but rejected a British call to impose new sanctions on Moscow over its support of President Bashar Assad
After a two-month halt, talks aimed at reunifying ethnically divided Cyprus are resuming, with rival leaders hoping to claw back diminished trust and lost momentum
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and top foreign diplomats are holding an urgent meeting in Italy to discuss the crisis in Syria
Italian Foreign Minister Angelino Alfano has told his Japanese counterpart on the sidelines of the Group of Seven foreign ministers meeting that the international community is united in its will to pressure North Korea to halt its ballistic missile tests
Foreign ministers from the Group of Seven industrialized nations are meeting to try to forge a common response to the deadly chemical attack in Syria, with new sanctions against Russian backers of President Bashar Assad one of the options on the table
Kosovo's president has bowed to international pressure and agreed to postpone the transformation of the nation's security force into a regular army
Lawmakers in ethnically divided Cyprus have amended a controversial law about a historical commemoration in Greek Cypriot schools that angered breakaway Turkish Cypriots and led to reunification talks breaking off
Switzerland and Italy are in a diplomatic dispute over Switzerland's decision to close three secondary border crossings at night in a bid to fight crime