The Chinese military sent 33 aircraft toward Taiwan between Friday and Saturday, the Taiwanese defense ministry says. Thirteen of the warplanes crossed the median of the Taiwan Strait.
Russia has blamed Ukraine for shooting down a military transport plane carrying Ukrainian POWs, but Ukraine says there's no evidence to support Russia's version of events.
Several European countries have taken matters into their own hands and pursued individual - and often controversial - remedy to the growing migration crisis facing the continent.
Multiple countries are following the United States in pulling funding from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency after staffers were accused of involvement in Oct. 7 attacks.
Russia and Ukraine agreed to swap more than one hundred bodies of deceased soldiers in order to respectfully repatriate the remains of the war dead, according to reports.
The U.S. military is prepared to defend its allies in East Asia in the event of an act of aggression by North Korea, according to officials of the National Security Council.
More than 40 former top Israeli national security officials and businessmen say Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu poses an "existential" threat to Israel if he remains in power.
A damning new report from the UN shows how brutally the Taliban in Afghanistan enforces its morality code, and the impact on women's rights is devastating.
Mexican officials have pursued a lawsuit against American gun manufacturers for their role in helping arm the various cartels and empower them in their war against authorities.
The goal was to create an additional tool to help decision-makers mitigate chaos in Gaza and improve conditions, a spokesperson for Israel’s Defense Ministry told Fox News Digital.
A variety of regional and international groups allege that Somaliland's agreement to grant maritime access to landlocked Ethiopia is a violation of international law.
Kenneth Law, a Canadian national, sold the lethal substance sodium nitrite to buyers considering suicide, and has been charged with 14 counts of first-degree murder.
Iran has gone on an execution spree over the past few months, capping off a bloody year that saw over 700 executions, according to estimates from some rights groups.
Angry farmers shut down key stretches of French highways, as they demand that the government take measures to protect their industry, and boost their earnings.