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After months of negotiations, Qatar has delivered $15 million to Gaza, with the intention of paying salaries for Gaza's civil servants and easing the humanitarian situation.

Solemn ceremonies took place around the world Sunday to mark 100 years to the day since the Armistice that saw the end of World War I.

Recordings related to Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi's death have been passed on to Saudi Arabia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and France, Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Saturday.

Australian police say they have arrested a woman in connection with an investigation into needles found in supermarket strawberries earlier this year.

Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic head the field at the ATP Finals, both with landmark achievements in their sights

At least seven people, including a young girl, were killed as flash floods engulfed multiple cities in Jordan on Friday.

Sullen and combative after an electoral humbling, President Donald Trump jets Friday to Paris, hoping to use the global stage to restore some standing as he faces a tumultuous political future at home.

A man wielding a knife stabbed three people in Melbourne Friday, killing one of them in what Australian police are treating as an act of terrorism.

A UK government minister has resigned over Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan and called for the country to hold a fresh referendum on leaving the European Union.

Their all black jerseys are recognizable the world over, but playing with a red poppy on the sleeve to honor those killed in war will be "a special occasion," according to New Zealand rugby coach Steve Hansen.

Brexit is holding back innovation at Europe's carmakers by diverting attention from the big technological challenges facing the industry.

One of Japan's biggest television stations has canceled a performance of the massively popular K-pop group BTS amid allegations that one of the band members wore a shirt that appears to show the atomic bombing of Nagaski.

Twenty-nine years ago, on November 9, 1989, a most extraordinary thing happened.

Netflix's big push into Asia just got a whole lot bigger, and India is at the heart of it.

American Express just became the first US credit card company to get the green light to start building its own payments network in China.

China is riding out the trade war so far but its economic troubles run deep and could escalate rapidly if US tariffs really start to bite.

The United Arab Emirates is famous for its relentless sunshine, its golden dunes that roll on for miles and some of the most ambitious, opulent building projects of modern times.

News anchors, beware. The robots are coming for your jobs, too.