There are fears the death toll from the Venezuela earthquake could jump to 10,000 people.

Australians think the US president is about as trustworthy as the Chine president

The number of casualties is expected to climb, with thousands reported missing and frantic rescue efforts continuing.

The Delfines de la Guaira prepare to play the Samanes De Aragua in Macuto as the quakes hit.

Election results in New York have raised concerns about the party’s direction and electability as it tries to starve Donald Trump of power at the November midterms.

The man almost certain to become prime minister faces an almighty challenge in winning back angry and disgruntled British voters.

At least 188 people are dead and the death toll is expected to rise

In an unprecedented move, the monarchy has published new details about its finances after years of debate about the cost of the royal family.

Millions of people have sweltered through 40 degree temperatures in Europe and the UK.

Back-to-back powerful earthquakes slammed Venezuela on Wednesday evening, collapsing buildings in the capital of Caracas and leaving residents shaken.

Video shows people running and screaming at a Venezuela airport after two major earthquakes shook the country.

The US Geological Survey warned the death toll would most likely run into the thousands, with a substantial probability of exceeding 10,000.

Less than two weeks before the nation’s big birthday party, Washington DC is getting a costly and disruptive facelift.

The Pyongyang restaurant in Beijing’s Korea town is part of a network funnelling money back to the North Korean regime.

The NATO secretary-general has tried to smooth over differences with Donald Trump in a White House meeting.

Initial optimism that Trump would be a good friend to the Gulf States has faded significantly, with many in the region unhappy with how the war against Iran has played out.

Strong earthquakes west of the city of Caracas have damaged buildings in Caracas and prompted warnings of potentially heavy casualties and widespread destruction.

An investigative body operating under the UN Human Rights Council says more 20,000 children may have been killed in the war.

Israeli troops have killed two people in southern Lebanon despite a fragile truce.

More than 1000 schools have closed in the UK during a record hot day.