Police in Nova Scotia, Canada, charged a 15-year-old student with attempted murder after two employees at Charles P. Allen High School were stabbed Monday morning.
A video captured in South Africa shows a crocodile get away with a cooler full of beers as a group of picnickers watches in disbelief. The video was shared on social media.
An expected delivery of 31 U.S. Abrams tanks to Ukraine can now happen as soon as this fall following a decision to send an older model instead, U.S. defense officials say.
The reported intelligence-sharing marks the first instance of improved cooperation between the U.S. and India on national security issues, including potential military logistics.
Russia and China signed an agreement to deepen their economic ties on Tuesday as Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
People in Austin share what they believe is the biggest threat currently — China, Russia or climate change — and explain the reasoning behind their answers.
An act that caused Israeli forces to withdraw from the Gaza Strip has been repealed by the country's lawmakers. This opens up the idea of Israeli forces returning to the West Bank.
A spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry questioned Tuesday whether the U.S. would be willing to collaborate on peace plans for the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
A drought in Spain is causing reservoirs across the country to be emptied. The Sau reservoir's water levels are now standing at nine percent of total compacity.
German authorities investigated a number of religious officials on suspicion of being an accessory to abuse. Amongst those investigated was late Pope Benedict XVI
Uyghur activists once again call on the International Criminal Court to go after Chinese President Xi Jinping for gross human rights abuses, including genocide, after an arrest warrant was issued against Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Julia Fustyana, a Polish woman claiming she may be Madeleine McCann, is likely not the missing British toddler, according to a Swiss AI company that compares photos of faces.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping published articles in major news outlets in their counterpart's home nations to outline their views and push for greater cooperation.
Fumio Kishida, the prime minister of Japan, is visiting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy today. Kishida plans to show his "absolute rejection to Russia's one sided change."
Finance ministers of different African countries met in Ethiopia's capital to discuss the continents debt. The ministers are considering swapping debt to invest in climate action.
Lawmakers in Colombia are expected to vote on a bullfighting ban in the coming weeks. Some politicians have argued bullfighting is cruel and unethical.
Human rights remain virtually non-existent in communist North Korea, according to the U.S. State Department's annual Country Reports on Human Rights Practices.