The Chinese military claims to have intercepted a ballistic missile while it was in flight, a major step in the country improving its air defense capabilities.
A Japanese court ruled on Monday that a ban on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional following a court decision in March 2021 that such a claim was also unconstitutional.
Ukraine is moving to reduce Russian culture and influence in the country after the Ukrainian parliament voted Sunday to stop the printing of books by Russian citizens and to ban music by post-1991 Russian citizens.
The U.S. may announce aid packages before securing and inspecting arms that it plans to send to Ukraine, delaying a process that may also require training before deployment.
Witnesses fear that an ethnic attack in Ethiopia has left over 200 people dead in the country's Oromia region. A rebel group is blamed, but they deny it.
On Father's Day, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy posted a video message honoring fathers to inspire his fighters as the grueling conflict drags on
Emmanuel Macron’s centrist parliamentary alliance will likely lose its majority as a result of the country's parliamentary election, a major blow to his agenda.
Brazilian police reported Saturday having arrested a third suspect in the murder of British journalist Dom Phillips and indigenous expert Bruno Pereira.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the frontline in port cities along the Black Sea to meet with soldiers and discuss operational updates.
A deadly explosion killed one person and left seven others wounded in Afghanistan's capital on Saturday. A grenade was first thrown near the gate of the worship temple causing a fire.
Dr. Henry Kissinger said Ukraine should consider returning to "status quo ante" to negotiate peace with Russia, but Mike Pompeo stressed that any appeasement is a mistake.
Colombia's presidential election is down to the wire with polls showing both candidates in a near statistical tie. If leftist candidate Gustavo Petro wins, he will be the first left-wing president of Colombia.
Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed the U.S. is acting like it thinks its 'God's messenger' as it pushes tough sanctions in an attempt to stop Russia's war in Ukraine.
A Russian news outlet has aired video footage of the two U.S. service members who went missing while they were fighting in Ukraine last week. President Joe Biden is aware of the situation but has not confirmed their capture to Russian forces.
Costa Rica has been the victim of ransomware attacks which have paralyzed the country. This has been a problem for two months and has affected the entire country.