Chilean President Sebastian Pinera announced Wednesday that his country, which has been paralyzed by protests over the last two weeks, will no longer host two major international summits.
The UK will hold an early election on December 12, assuming the House of Lords passes the bill backed by lawmakers in the House of Commons on October 29, 2019. CNN's Max Foster reports.
WhatsApp is suing an Israeli company that it claims was behind a cyberattack that installed spyware on users' phones and targeted human rights defenders, journalists, political dissidents, diplomats and government officials.
Brits are being asked to vote in an election that could end years of paralysis caused by Brexit. For investors, there are new risks—whatever the result.
Plastic milk bottles are being recycled to make roads in South Africa, with the hope of helping the country tackle its waste problem and improve the quality of its roads.
Shares in one of China's top electric carmakers plummeted Wednesday after the company reported a staggering 89% drop in net profit for the most recent quarter.
The US Federal Communications Commission wants to place more restrictions on Huawei and ZTE by barring companies that receive government money from purchasing equipment or services from the Chinese tech firms.
One of Iraq's leading Shiite clerics and powerful politicians has called on other parties to back him in removing Prime Minister Adil Abdul Mahdi after weeks of protests.
The 760-horsepower Shelby GT500 is the most powerful factory-produced car Ford has ever made. But that alone doesn't mean it's good. This a performance car, not a power generator, so it needs a whole lot more than just an engine.
Bulgaria's national soccer team has been ordered by UEFA to play its next home game behind closed doors as punishment for the "racist behavior" of its fans during a Euro 2020 against England.
David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, the creators of HBO's "Game of Thrones," are exiting the Star Wars trilogy they had been set to write and produce. The first film in the series was supposed to arrive in theaters in 2022.
A collection of Andy Warhol's New York portraits of transgender women and drag queens will go on display at London's Tate Modern, as part of a new exhibition dedicated to the artist's life and identity.
