Jon Henley

Defence minister invokes mutual assistance article in Lisbon treaty for first time as warplanes bomb Islamic State targets in Syria.

Greece’s stock market has rallied since the country’s creditors reached an outline agreement on the latest bailout.

As bank withdrawal limits in Greece plummet, citizens have been thinking up contingency plans for ‘in case’.

A project to turn the handwritten signs of the city’s rough sleepers into fonts is raising funds for a foundation that cares for the homeless.

Named after the 23-year-old who was raped and killed in Delhi in 2012, the Nirbheek pistol has been designed for women. But it has drawn criticism.

Once notorious Medellin, Colombia’s second city, is being held up as an example of how urban dynamics can be changed.

Doctors of animal and human medicine are increasingly sharing their disciplines’ findings. Jon Henley reports.

According to the recently published Great British Sleep Survey, more than 51% of us now struggle to get a good night’s sleep.

New devices give people such as Alan Martin, who has cerebral palsy, the chance to communicate properly for the first time.

Citizens in Greece have forged ingenious new economic models to survive by pulling together and selling necessities such a vegetables at cost price.

The website Olive Oil Times reported last month that two Spanish businesspeople had been sentenced to two years in prison.

A book by the late Nigerian activist’s daughter details the truth of life with Ken.

As the protagonist in a looming global crisis, her critics say she is simply not up to the challenge.

So who will be on the list of accomplished criminals now that Osama Bin Laden is dead?

Twenty-two years after his first appearance, Inspector Kurt Wallander is working his last case.