The FBI announced that four Americans who traveled from Texas across the border to Tamaulipas, Mexico, are missing after they were shot at and possibly kidnapped.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz warned of 'consequences' should China move forward with sending arms and ammunition to assist Moscow in the ongoing Ukraine-Russia War.
As millions of Americans prepare to travel to Mexico's top tourist destinations for spring break, travelers may need to prepare for ground travel as tensions rise between cabbies and Uber drivers.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to Israeli Minister Bezalel Smotrich's earlier comments about wiping out a Palestinian town, calling them "inappropriate."
Intelligence officials warn that Russia and Iran hammered out secret deals to benefit Tehran’s accumulation of uranium for its nuclear weapons program that would defeat the purpose of a renegotiated deal between the U.S. and Iran.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Sunday asked for forgiveness from the families of the 57 victims who died after two trains collided head-on last week.
The Chinese government increased its military spending in 2023, infusing nearly $16 billion to bring the budget to $230 billion as the U.S. warns of a Taiwan invasion.
The United Kingdom will begin deporting every illegal immigrant crossing its borders and will not allow them to apply for asylum, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says.
The caste system is a key decider of status in India, and is relevant enough in Indian-American communities for cities like Seattle to try banning caste discrimination.
Members of climate activist group The Last Generation defaced artwork outside the German Parliament on Saturday, splashing it with a dark liquid resembling oil.
Thousands of Chinese Communist Party members have arrived in Beijing to begin an annual meeting of the National People's Congress and set the direction of China's next five years.
Japan has grappled with its declining birth rate for almost a decade, culminating in the lowest on record since the country started keeping records in 1899.
Panama's Supreme Court ruled that the ability to enter into a same-sex marriage is not a "fundamental right" as gay rights supporters claim they are invisible in the country.
Researchers observing wild dogs near Ukraine's Chernobyl disaster site hope to extrapolate survival possibilities for humans under similar conditions from the dogs' behavior.
A fire at the Plumpang fuel storage station in Jakarta, Indonesia, has killed at least 17 people and led to the evacuation of thousands of others in the area.