Macron Cancels Trip Over French Riots as Family Buries Teenager
More than 1,300 people were arrested in France during a fourth night of rioting and President Emmanuel Macron canceled a...
Dutch King Apologizes for Country’s Slavery Role on 150th Anniversary of Abolition
Dutch King Willem-Alexander apologized Saturday for his country’s role in slavery and asked for forgiveness in a historic speech greeted...
Bosnia Envoy Revokes Bosnian Serb Laws Defying the State, Peace Deal
Bosnia’s international peace overseer, Christian Schmidt, annulled two laws Saturday that the Bosnian Serb parliament had adopted that defy the...
FBI Turning to Social Media to Track Traitors
If you logged onto social media over the past few months, you may have seen it – a video of...
Latest in Ukraine: CIA Director Held Secret Meetings in Ukraine in June
Latest developments: The United States is confident Ukraine’s counteroffensive against Russia is making progress despite the lack of any significant...
Quran Burning in Sweden Spurs Second Day of Protests in Iraq
BASRA, IRAQ – Thousands of followers of a firebrand Iraqi Shiite cleric rallied in major cities in Iraq on Friday, condemning...
Youths Clash with French Police and Loot In 4th Night of Riots
NANTERRE, France — Young rioters clashed with police and looted stores overnight Friday in a fourth night of unrest in...
Chipmaker TSMC Says Supplier Was Targeted in Cyberattack
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. said Friday that a cybersecurity incident involving one of its IT hardware suppliers has led to...
Most Europeans See Russia as Adversary, Poll Shows
LONDON — Most Europeans see Russia as an adversary following its invasion of Ukraine, according to a survey of over...
More Weapons Needed for Successful Counteroffensive, Says Ukrainian General
The U.N. expressed concern Friday that no new ships have been registered since June 26 under a deal allowing the...
Lavrov: Iran To Join Shanghai Alliance With China, Russia Next Week
Iran will be formally approved as a member of the regional Shanghai Cooperation Organization with China, Russia and Central Asian...
NATO Struggles to Choose New Leader as Allies Crave Stability Amid Ukraine War
NATO is attempting to choose a new leader, as the term of the current secretary-general, Jens Stoltenberg, is due to...
600 Arrested, 200 Police Officers Hurt in French Protests
NANTERRE, France — Protesters erected barricades, lit fires and shot fireworks at police who responded with tear gas and water...
EU Leaders Resume Migration Talks
BRUSSELS — European Union leaders opened a second day of migration talks Friday as Poland and Hungary continued to block...
Austria Seizes Weapons Cache in Raids on Right-Wing Biker Gang
VIENNA, AUSTRIA – Austrian authorities said Thursday they had seized hundreds of weapons, ammunition and Nazi memorabilia and arrested six people...
Blinken: Hard Work Still Ahead for Armenia, Azerbaijan Peace Talks
Secretary of State Antony Blinken brought the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan together for several days of peace talks in...
Putin ‘Somewhat Weakened’ by Mutiny, Trump Says
WASHINGTON – Former U.S. President Donald Trump, a longtime admirer of Russian President Vladimir Putin, said Thursday that Putin has...
Moscow Reportedly Detains General Surovikin Over Suspected Link to Wagner Rebellion
Russian authorities appear to have detained General Sergei Surovikin over his suspected connection to the Wagner Group’s mutiny last week,...
Stockholm Quran Burning Angers Turkey, Hurting Sweden’s NATO Chances
Turkey has condemned Wednesday’s public burning of a Quran in Stockholm and analysts say the incident will likely give Turkish...
Chinese, Russian Firms to Build Lithium Plants in Bolivia
LA PAZ, BOLIVIA – Chinese and Russian companies will invest more than $1.4 billion in the extraction of lithium in Bolivia,...
Iran Summons Sweden’s Charge D’affaires in Tehran Over Quran Burning
Iran’s foreign ministry has summoned Sweden’s charge d’affaires in Tehran over the burning of a copy of the Quran outside...
Moscow Sentences Critical Publisher to 8 Years in Prison in Absentia over Military Criticism
A Moscow court on Thursday sentenced a Russian media publisher to eight years in prison in absentia for criticizing Russia’s...
