Ukraine and Russia held off on strikes on each other’s capitals as the U.S. envoys, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, visited first Moscow then Kyiv this weekend.

Exit polls show the Alternative for Germany well ahead of rivals, but it is unclear if it can form its first state government since its creation.

Decades of separation have produced two very different religious lives on either side of the Taiwan Strait. In Taipei’s crowded temples, a Chinese-born reporter witnesses what was lost.

Lawmakers say taxing the country’s thousands of OnlyFans models could collect $25 million a year.

Young squatters ditch mainstream lives to push Palestinians from land in the West Bank they claim is the divine birthright of Jewish people.

Russian leader promises to pause attacks on Kyiv during Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner’s upcoming visit to Ukraine.

The latest bout of fighting marks an intensifying effort by both sides to assert control over the Strait of Hormuz.

In interviews, sailors said they felt the strain of their extended deployment in a war zone, but were also proud to complete the mission.

The U.S. is helping Gulf states move significant amounts of oil out of the region while thwarting Tehran’s shipments.

Negotiators offered access to advanced AI hardware to help secure a preliminary agreement last year to end decades of conflict, the latest example of chip diplomacy.

The Justice Department said an official who sent a “Pause on Canada” email misunderstood a directive and it continues to cooperate with Ottawa amid a trade dispute.

The rescue sparked hopes in country where more than 1,250 are dead and some 5,000 are missing.

Continued concerns over Japan’s fiscal sustainability have sparked a rise in government bond yields and weighed on the yen.

A comment by Trump on recognition prompted the Argentine president to schedule a national address about the British-controlled island.

The region’s leaders are giving up on hopes for a rebound as the war grinds on without an end in sight.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says the government would spend about 4.7 billion Canadian dollars (US$3.4 billion) to acquire new-generation passenger cars for state-owned Via Rail.

This year’s El Nino is on track to be the strongest in at least 70 years, further increasing the likelihood of widescale disruption to global agricultural markets.

Allowing Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium to such levels risks bolstering congressional opposition to the deal.

“It’s a provocation for sure” as Japan faces its most severe security environment since World War II.

The Coast Guard plane landed at a Washington airport after one of its engines failed.