Fading hopes of finding a cure to HIV is changing the focus of AIDS research

A fortune teller claims to be the artist’s only child, setting the scene for a complicated exhumation of his remains, buried in an elaborate tomb

Britain has only just acknowledged the need for a financial settlement — but the amount is sure to prove a sticking point in Brexit talks

The change could hurt consumers who use cash as companies raise prices to compensate for losses

President Emmanuel Macron moves quickly to replace old-guard general, who declared budget cuts will endanger France amid rising jihadist attacks

Ike Kaveladze is ‘the poster child’ for using shell corporations and bank accounts to allow foreigners to secretly move money into the US, ...

May is seeking allies as she seeks to reassert her authority over her weakened minority Tory government, while also pushing for a good Brexit deal in Brussels

Market commentators predict what might happen next in the city’s £1.6-trillion housing market

A court in Turkey orders six human rights activists — including Amnesty International’s Turkey director — to remain in custody

The plastic note is more durable and harder to forge; a new £20 note will be launched in 2020

The arrest of the head of Spain’s soccer federation has thrown leadership in the country into disarray a year before the next World Cup

The technical details of the divorce will be on the table as UK Prime Minister Theresa May seeks to silence public sparring among her ministers

The two country houses seized by Obama have become a litmus test of Trump’s promise to reset relations between the two countries

Financial sector firms are moving parts of businesses overseas amid frustration at lack of clarity over deal, London policy chief says

‘Our strategy of range renewal and geographical expansion continues to produce results,’ says Renault sales chief Thierry Koskas

One key early advance EU officials hope for is that Britain will stop challenging the principle that it will owe Brussels money

The French president acknowledges not a single German took part in the Nazi-era round-up of 13,000 French Jews