British Prime Minister Theresa May has rejected a call for a referendum on Scottish independence before Britain leaves the European Union.

The Netherlands' anti-Islam leader didn't win this week's election but did push politics to the right.

Despite evidence to the contrary, Trump still believes he was under surveillance.

A federal judge in Hawaii has frozen Trump's new travel ban.

Who leaked part of Donald Trump's tax returns to the media? One small detail on the document in question is raising suspicion.

Christopher Liddell is accused of potentially violating conflict of interest laws.

Nuclear weapons specialists used to mock Kim Jong Un's threats to strike the US. But no-one is laughing now.

Talk of a border tax in the US is creating significant uncertainty for NZ beef and wine exporters

COMMENT: As the world's least corrupt country, we are lucky that the brazilian outlook hasn't taken hold here. But it could if we're not vigilant.

David Davis today issues a last-minute warning to rebels not to sabotage the Article 50 Bill amid fears any change will see Brexit back in court.

In spite of global uncertainty, the NZ economy has enjoyed extended growth.

Nuclear-armed North Korea this week pushed the world's patience once again after test firing ballistic missiles into Japan's waters.

We live in X-Files time now - conspiracy theories aren't dismissed, instead they are taking as something close to fact.

The United States' top environmental official has rejected the established science of climate change outraging the science community.

Details have emerged about Trump's hotel deal in Azerbaijan, one of the world's most corrupt nations.

COMMENT: Aaron Blake asks how are we meant to know when Trump's tweets are serious.

Men have become more aggressive, and less successful, negotiators toward women since Trump's victory.

Sean Spicer said that Trump's explosive allegations over the weekend still stood.

Trump demands that Congress investigate whether Obama abused executive powers in connection with the 2016 election.

COMMENT: Russia has become the slow burn of President Donald Trump's Administration. The issue he and his team cannot get beyond.

Trump's tweets over 'wiretapping' which an Obama spokesman says are false came from Breitbart News.

Let's not follow the US example of nasty political ads in election year

Sergey Kislyak, Russia's long-serving ambassador to the United States, shows up everywhere and tries to talk to everyone.

In the Netherlands, the Party for the Animals is in the running for the March 15 national election.

Sean Spicer's embarrassing past has been brought to light.

US President Donald Trump has pledged to increase US defense spending.

North Korea has rejected an autopsy finding that nerve agent killed Kim Jong Nam.

Top Republicans said that Trump's Attorney General should recuse himself from investigations of whether Russia interfered in the presidential election.

Government is set to clamp down on multinational companies avoiding paying tax.

British Prime Minister Theresa May hoped to have her Brexit trigger plans approved by the end of March. That not may not happen.