US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have both said they are he open to taking part in a third summit to discuss North Korea's nuclear programme.

Qatar Chamber participated in the first Arab-German Sports Summit, which was held in Berlin with Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC) President HE Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad al-Thani attending the event.

The United States will not send high-level officials to attend China's second Belt and Road summit in Beijing this month, a US State Department spokesman said on Tuesday ...

A US Department of State official on Monday said she thinks there will be a third summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, but no date has been set.

US President Donald Trump said he had walked away from a nuclear deal at his summit with Kim Jong Un in Vietnam on Thursday because of unacceptable demands from the North Korean leader ...

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump both arrived in Vietnam on Tuesday, the eve of their second summit at which they will tackle how to implement a North Korean pledge ...

At South Korea’s northernmost train station, the tracks stop abruptly ahead of the demilitarised zone that marks the North Korean border.

Britain's weakened Prime Minister Theresa May arrived in Brussels on Thursday to lobby European leaders for help after she survived a parliamentary mutiny that highlighted the deadlock over Brexit.

Deals agreed at the G20 summit in Argentina offer export-dependent German industry some ‘breathing room’, though rising protectionism continues to pose a risk, the head of Germany's Chambers of Commerce (DIHK) ...

Theresa May left Thursday for the G20 summit in Argentina in what will be the first-ever visit by a British prime minister to Buenos Aires.

Hi-tech Singapore has deployed an autonomous robot with a swivelling camera for a head and flashing lights to patrol a summit venue -- arresting the attention of amused passers-by who stopped to snap selfies.

Singapore's prime minister made an impassioned plea Monday for open markets and warned ‘political pressures’ were driving countries apart, in a swipe at rising protectionism at the start of a gathering of world leaders.