The Russian leader's most explicit signal yet that Moscow may seek a settlement followed a Trump-brokered three-day ceasefire and a 1,000-for-1,000 prisoner exchange, though Ukrainian drone strikes pounded Moscow over the weekend.
Despite cash grants and subsidized loans from Erdogan's government, Turkish couples are having fewer children amid economic pressures.
A New York Times report says Israeli forces operated a covert outpost deep in Iraq's western desert with U.S. knowledge, using it as a launchpad and rescue base during the air war against Iran — and shot a civilian dead in early March to keep its location secret.
After two days of summitry in the Zhongnanhai compound, the U.S. president said China agreed to buy 200 Boeing jets and resume agricultural purchases — but Beijing's post-summit readout made no mention of any trade deal, the war in Iran, or Taiwan.
A waterfront slum that has stood on stilts for generations is being razed to make way for a state-backed real estate project, with NPR documenting evictions stretching far beyond the official safety buffer.
A Paris investigating judge from the crimes-against-humanity unit will now formally probe whether Mohammed bin Salman can be charged with torture and enforced disappearance over the 2018 murder of the Washington Post journalist, in the first European inquiry to target the de facto Saudi ruler.
Keiko Fujimori faces Roberto Sánchez in election following delays and protests that have highlighted deep divisions in the South American nation.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government offers grants and subsidized loans to boost Turkey's declining birthrate, but few parents are responding to the call.
The wealthy businessman spent 26 years evading arrest before being captured in France in 2020, but never stood trial due to dementia.
Izz al-Din al-Haddad, who took over the group's military wing in Gaza last year, was confirmed dead by Hamas officials following an Israeli attack.
Police deploy thousands of officers to keep far-right and pro-Palestinian demonstrators apart as tens of thousands march through the capital.
CENTCOM says American forces have destroyed six Iranian boats. Strikes have hit a Chinese tanker, a South Korean container ship and a Fujairah oil terminal as oil prices climb 11%.
Catholic Church's most consequential statement on technology in a century echoes 1891's 'Rerum Novarum' and calls for binding AI rules, mandatory labeling and protections for displaced workers.
Sinaloa Cartel insiders reveal how bribes and political support allowed near-total freedom of operation throughout state government.
Health experts alarmed that outbreak hadn't been announced sooner as hundreds of infections suspected.
Cartel insiders reveal how bribes and political support allowed near-total criminal freedom in Sinaloa state.
Despite conciliatory gestures at summit, fundamental disagreements over trade and Taiwan remain unresolved.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer now faces potential challenges from his former health minister and the popular mayor of Manchester as pressure mounts within the Labour Party.
WatchPresident Volodymyr Zelensky said the bombardment, which collapsed an apartment block in the Darnytsia district and killed at least one person, was the largest two-day air attack of the war.
Israeli officials say Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed personally drove the prime minister from plane to palace during Operation Roaring Lion; Iran's foreign minister called any such collusion 'unforgivable.'
Dozens arrested across Kuwait, UAE, and Bahrain on terrorism charges as sectarian tensions surge during U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran.
Dozens accused of belonging to Iran-linked terrorism cells as conflict accelerates authoritarian crackdown across the region.
The UK has cycled through five leaders in a decade, and Keir Starmer's Labour government now appears under threat despite promising renewed political stability.
Both superpowers arrive at Beijing talks uncertain about Iran conflict resolution, with original summit ambitions greatly scaled back due to regional instability.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed to continue in office as dozens of Labour Party lawmakers urged him to step down following disappointing electoral results.
Beijing has called Taiwan the "core of China's core interests" as Xi prepares to focus on getting President Trump to slow weapons approvals for the self-governing island.
WatchSafeguarding Minister Jess Phillips and Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones resigned within hours of each other Tuesday — one day before King Charles delivers the State Opening of Parliament.
Moscow's Defense Ministry says it tallied tens of thousands of breaches by Kyiv, while Ukraine's General Staff reported 180 battlefield clashes in the final 24 hours of a truce both sides now blame the other for ending.
Politically emboldened after recent electoral victories, Prime Minister Modi asks India's 1.4 billion people to make sacrifices amid economic fallout from Middle East conflict.
The prominent Iranian human rights activist, who has spent much of her adult life in and out of prison, will undergo medical treatment after collapsing earlier this month.