Rebuilt over a quarter-century at a cost approaching $2.7 billion, the Kirov-class giant is bristling with 176 vertical launch cells for Kalibr, Oniks and Zircon missiles as it nears a return to the Russian fleet.
President Zelensky travels to London to meet with British, German, and French leaders who could serve as negotiators in future talks with Russia.
New Delhi calls Great Nicobar a strategic chokepoint against China. Genocide scholars warn the project is a 'death sentence' for the few hundred Shompen who live in its forests.
The first American pope warned Spaniards that their centuries-old faith must not become 'a museum of the past' as he opened a weeklong journey that will include a historic address to Parliament.
Health workers in South Africa and Mozambique describe shuttered programs and rationed medicine after a U.S. stop-work order. One model projects 565,000 new HIV infections over a decade.
For the first time since World War II, a member of a neo-Nazi party has advanced to a mayoral runoff in Germany, raising concerns about the far-right's growing influence in eastern regions.
Demonstrators waving pink inflatable flamingos have marched on the prime minister's office in Tirana to oppose a multibillion-dollar development linked to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump near a protected wetland.
Sunday's presidential runoff pits the right-wing daughter of jailed ex-president Alberto Fujimori against a leftist congressman, with the latest poll showing the race a statistical dead heat.
The assault marks the second such attack in days and came just hours after President Putin spoke at an economic forum in the city.
The U.S.-brokered deal would carve out 'pilot zones' under exclusive Lebanese army control — yet Israel vows to keep striking and Hezbollah has already dismissed the agreement.
WatchA senior adviser to Iran's supreme leader told CNN the negotiations are stuck over Tehran's demand for the release of $24 billion, warning the war could spread far beyond the Strait of Hormuz.
The Cockroach Janta Party started as a joke but quickly became a way for many Indians to express frustration with the political system.
WatchA one-way attack drone tore into a passenger terminal at Kuwait International Airport, killing one and wounding dozens, hours after U.S. forces shot down four Iranian drones over the Strait of Hormuz and struck Iranian radar sites.
A strike on a vehicle near Nabatiyeh killed a brigadier general, a captain and a soldier, while a separate raid on Saksakiyah killed six, drawing condemnation from Lebanon's president as the fragile truce frays.
Dr. Diablo and his theatrical team pressure debtors to pay up in Venezuela's struggling capital city.
Mining has been the economic lifeblood of this remote Democratic Republic of Congo community for decades, but now it's accelerating the spread of a deadly virus.
WatchAmerican warships came under fire from Iranian missiles, drones and small boats; U.S. fighter jets responded by destroying air-defense radars, a drone command station and two suicide drones, even as a fragile spring ceasefire technically holds.
Five Azerbaijani crew members were killed and three injured aboard two grain ships, the Natra and the Zircon, in a pre-dawn assault Kyiv said was aimed at vessels serving Russia's war effort.
Travelers returning from Mali to celebrate Eid al-Adha were stranded for days more than 80 kilometers from the nearest town; only two survived, after walking some 50 kilometers to find help.
Facing a June 5 U.S. Treasury deadline to sever ties with the Cuban military's tourism conglomerate, the two chains pulled their brands from at least 27 hotels, deepening the island's tourism collapse.
Rescuers in Angeles City have pulled at least 27 bodies from the rubble of a Balibago high-rise that crumpled before dawn with dozens of workers sleeping inside.
The storm made landfall at typhoon strength in Wakayama before barreling into the Tokyo region, where authorities urged more than 1.6 million people to evacuate amid record rainfall, landslides and power outages.
Government forces and opposition-allied militias traded mortar and anti-tank fire across the capital before planned protests against President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, whose term expired last month.
Mining operations that have sustained a hill town for decades are now accelerating the spread of the deadly virus, complicating containment efforts.
WatchState media showed the North Korean leader touring a hall of centrifuges as he declared the country has more than doubled its capacity to produce weapons-grade material in five years.
Police fired water cannons in Tirana as demonstrators denounced plans to develop a protected lagoon and a former military island, while prosecutors opened a corruption inquiry into the land deals.
The country's largest union federation walked out against a government plan to ease dismissals and loosen working-hour limits, disrupting trains, metros and hospitals nationwide.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi says the Central Asian state is willing to hold Tehran's near-weapons-grade stockpile — but Iranian lawmakers are already rejecting the idea.
Iran-backed group's leader dismisses U.S.-brokered truce, claiming the organization was excluded from negotiations.
Hezbollah's leader rejects U.S.-brokered deal between Israel and Lebanese government, escalating tensions along the northern border.