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The body pulled from Britain's River Wyre has been confirmed to be missing mother Nicola Bulley, police said. A family statement was read at a news conference.

Russia has yet to publicly comment following President Biden's trip to Ukraine as Russian President Vladimir Putin plans statewide address.

As Russia's war in Ukraine continues, the country is selling firearms at a biennial arms fair in Abu Dhabi. Russia's money also continues to flow into Abu Dhabi's real estate market.

The surgery for Sweden's king went well according to the royal house. Carl XVI Gustaf will take a rest period following his heart surgery.

Ghislaine Maxwell reportedly reached a divorce settlement with ex-husband Scott Borgerson and secured the funds to mount a $10 million appeal to her sex trafficking sentence.

Israel’s new national security minister’s efforts to reduce Palestinian terrorists from wasting water and regulate amounts of fresh pita bread is triggering rage from Hamas.

Polish President Andrzej Duda is expected to push President Biden for more permanent troop placements in nations like Poland that border Russia or Ukraine to safeguard Europe's future.

One day after the U.S. held joint military drills with Asian allies, North Korea fired multiple ballistic missiles from its east coast, according to South Korea and Japan.

Ramzan Kadyrov, the leader of Chechnya and a key ally of Putin, praised the mercenary Wagner Group on Sunday and said he wants to start his own private military force.

Multiple parents and coaches have expressed concern that allowing a middle-aged biological male to play cricket against girls as young as 12 is dangerous and inappropriate.

International atomic inspectors say Iran has accumulated uranium enriched to 84% purity, just below what is needed for a nuclear weapon.

The reported Israeli attack against Iranian assets in Syria comes the same day that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed an Iranian attack against an Israeli-registered ship in the Persian Gulf

North Korea confirmed Sunday it did conduct another intercontinental ballistic missile test on Feb. 18 in efforts to further bolster its "fatal" nuclear attack against its rivals.

The U.S. Military confirmed on Saturday that it launched a helicopter raid in eastern Syria that captured a top ISIS official and resulted in no injuries or deaths.

Mexico has nearly 11 million nationals living abroad, the majority of them living in the U.S., with 2.5 million in Texas alone, according to estimates.

South Africa's naval drills with China and Russia suggest that Biden's effort to increase ties with African allies is faltering.

Li Xiaodong, Head of Shanghai city's Taiwan Affairs Office, was met by protestors at the Songshan Airport in Taiwan after being invited to the self-ruled island by Taipei's new mayor.

The Japanese and South Korean governments announced North Korea launched a ballistic missile into the East Sea on Saturday. The missile's flight path was not immediately clear.

Tourists on a Bahamas boat tour saw a dog dive off a dock into the water to swim after a massive hammerhead shark. The two animals circled each other until the shark swam off.

Gunmen injured the Filipino governor Friday and killed four of his bodyguards during an attack on their convoy. Police have not released any information on the suspected shooters.