India's leading travel platform EaseMyTrip has indefinitely suspended flight bookings to the Maldives following social media posts against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on X.
Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa visited Poland on Monday to strengthen ties with the NATO nation. During her visit, she met with Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski.
Sahra Wagenknecht, a prominent German opposition politician, has officially established a new party. The party aims to contest the European Parliament election in June.
The European Union's home affairs commissioner, Ylva Johansson, is addressing the need for member states to address policy challenges related to the continent's aging population.
China has detained a suspect who is accused of collecting state secrets on behalf of Britain's secret intelligence service MI6 since 2015, officials say.
Two U.S. fighter jets, the F-16 Fighting Falcons, are scheduled to fly over Bosnia as part of joint air-to-ground training with Bosnian forces, officials say.
Pope Francis has called for a universal ban on surrogate motherhood, labeling it a "despicable" practice and a grave violation of the dignity of women and children.
A family of three adults and two guides have been trapped in Slovenia's Krizna Jama cave for over two days due to rising water levels caused by heavy rainfall.
Pakistan's Supreme Court has overturned a lifetime ban on politicians with convictions, allowing former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to run for a fourth term.
The number of people applying for asylum in Germany rose to 351,915 in 2023. The surge in migration has become a significant political challenge for the government.
A Norwegian extremist responsible for a 2011 bombing and shooting that killed 77 people, has launched a second attempt to sue the state for allegedly violating his human rights.
South Korea’s National Intelligence Service says it has evidence of Hamas using North Korean-made F-7 rocket-propelled grenade launchers against Israel.
Airstrikes in Lebanon and Syria on Monday have killed top officials belonging to the terrorist organizations Hezbollah and Hamas, according to reports.
Jose Adolfo Macias, who leads the Los Choneros group, reportedly has escaped from a maximum-security facility in Guayaquil, prompting a massive manhunt.
Israeli may open itself to a two-front war by declaring war against Hezbollah in Lebanon amid the group's persistent attacks on targets in northern Israel.
Amid growing evidence that the U.N. aid agency for Palestinians enables Hamas, Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz called on the Biden administration to pull U.S. funds for the scandal-plagued agency.
The Israel Defense Forces believes that Hamas terrorists have developed the capabilities to operate and build cruise missile components with help from Iran.