Algeria will send army units to Niger to ​protect energy and economic interests, according to a statement from the presidency on Monday (October 26). Algeria's Parliament held an emergency vote on Sunday on what would be Algeria's first such foreign

American children may be being given SpaceX shares, but UK pension reforms means Brits can access superstar companies through their savings.

French Consumer Confidence Tanks As Bond Crisis, Far-Left Riots Deepen Gloom French consumer confidence cratered to its lowest level in 13 years as a bond market selloff that sent

In France, after weeks of student unrest, the government announced new school measures. Student union leaders said it's a first step but vowed to keep mobilising as they expected further proposals.

Six French men were sentenced to life in prison by an Iraqi court on Tuesday for membership of the Islamic State (IS) group, according to a source. They are ​among ‌47 French IS group suspects transferred from ⁠detention facilities in Syria

Despite the professional services sector dodging tax hikes on LLPs in last year’s Budget, it remains unclear whether Chancellor John Healey will impose tax changes this time round, but Rosie Harris-Davison writes that experts have warned against any tax burdens

"I love these solar string lights so much that this is my second time buying them."