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Sweden has won election to a seat on the U.N.

At least 36 people were killed and 147 more were injured when three suspected ISIS suicide bombers attacked Istanbul's main international airport Tuesday night, Turkish officials said.

Britain's embattled Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said Tuesday he would not resign despite a vote of no confidence from his party's lawmakers.

Turkish tourists are heckled in the heart of London.

Police in the German town of Minden say a 25-year-old man who arrived last year as a refugee is their "hero of the day" after he found some 150,000 euros ($166,095) — and handed it to authorities.

Firefighters and army conscripts are for a fourth day battling a fire north of Athens that has burned an estimated 1,200 acres (nearly 500 hectares) of pine forest in a mountainous area, with erratic winds hampering containment efforts.

Tuesday's top developments following Britain's referendum vote to leave the European Union: — EU Council President Donald Tusk announces a special EU meeting, without Britain, in Bratislava in September to chart the bloc's way forward.

A hyena has mauled a 15-year-old boy at a camp in South Africa's Kruger National Park, sinking its teeth into the youth's face as he slept in a tent.

It's the European Union's exit door, the legal way out of the bloc.

A small village in Lithuania Sunday crowned a 16-month-old white goat as the prettiest goat in an annual beauty pageant that brings out about 500 people despite sweltering temperatures, Reuters reported.

With Europe thrown into turmoil by the British vote to quit the European Union, cooperation between the EU and the U.S.-led NATO alliance is more vital than ever, NATO's chief said Tuesday as he arrived for a meeting with EU leaders.

Although the Great Wall has become China’s pre-eminent national symbol of pride and strength, the construction of its soaring watchtowers and crenelated parapets actually reflected a moment of dynastic weakness.

Iraq's Supreme Court has invalidated a raucous parliament session in which six Cabinet nominees were approved, in a setback for Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's reform efforts.

A 24-year-old weightlifter from Iran who reportedly wants to try his hand in the WWE has been compared to “The Incredible Hulk” due to his oversized biceps.

Spain's National Court judge has shelved an investigation into two puppeteers for allegedly praising terrorism in a theater show.

Indonesia's Parliament has passed a tax amnesty bill aimed at drawing billions of funds from wealthy Indonesians abroad as well as tax evaders at home.

In Zimbabwe, robust police responses to protests aren't usually captured on video or are quickly deleted at the demand of authorities.

An Israeli military official says the army will no longer employ the tactic of using overwhelming fire to prevent the capture of a soldier, even at the risk of killing the soldier.

The spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday it will take time to mend ties with Turkey after the November downing of a Russian military jet.

Iran's supreme leader has chosen a Revolutionary Guard general to serve as chief of staff of the armed forces.