Senior doctors in South Korea began submitting resignations en masse in support of junior doctors who are striking over the government’s plan to increase medical school admissions.
New European Union rules aimed at protecting forests are reordering how the world gets its coffee. Vietnam coffee farmers are adapting their methods to meet these rules.
The British government is poised to attribute a series of cyberattacks against the U.K.'s election watchdog and lawmakers to hackers associated with China.
A European Union plan to address climate change and protect nature was indefinitely put on hold on Monday in response to farmers' protests sweeping the continent.
North Korea said that Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida offered to meet with Kim Jong Un, but called North Korea's preconditions for a summit "unacceptable."
Thailand recently dispatched its first batch of humanitarian aid to Burma, aiming to alleviate the suffering of people displaced by an ongoing conflict.
Chinese pastor Rev. John Sanqiang Cao said he is facing severe restrictions upon his release from a seven-year prison sentence, including the inability to get an ID.
In a celebration of Parisian culture and tradition, the city recently revived a 110-year-old tradition: a race for waiters and waitresses through central Paris.
The French government raised its terror alert to the highest level in response to an attack on a suburban Moscow concert hall that's been claimed by ISIS.
Pope Francis skipped delivery of the Palm Sunday homily during Mass on Sunday before continuing with the service and being driven around St. Peter's Square.
The operation rescued 59 children with disabilities from Haiti, moving them through Jamaica with help from Rep. Cory Mills, who has already staged two rescue operations in Haiti.
Some Israelis in Jerusalem told Fox News Digital that Schumer should stay out of their politics; feel that the Biden administration is turning on them due to internal political considerations.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy deemed Russian President Vladimir Putin and his lieutenants "scum" for trying to link Kyiv to the suburban Moscow terror attack.
European allies watch with "concern" as U.S. secures little aid for Kyiv in latest spending bill, war with Russia rages on and Ukrainian soldiers report "ammunition starvation."
Two weeks after the U.S. State Department issued a warning there were "imminent" plans for an extremist attack near Moscow, Russia, a concert hall was targeted by ISIS.