700 Airbus Atlantic employees fell sick after the company's Christmas dinner and had “clinical signs of vomiting and/or diarrhoea," according to a report.
An independent politician who wanted to challenge Russian President Vladimir Putin in next year’s presidential election on a platform to end the Ukraine War has been disqualified.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's cabinet approved this week a significant increase to its military spending and an end to its ban on exporting lethal weapons.
A memo sent to TikTok management from an employee in the Israel office shows how the Chinese-owned social media company has actively worked against Israelis who were killed or taken hostage by Hamas on October 7.
Eastern European leaders in the Catholic Church join a growing front of opposition to the Vatican's document allowing blessings for same-sex couples under specific conditions.
The year 2023 saw the passing of Christian leaders around the world who shaped modern religious discourse throughout their lifetimes, including Tim Keller and Charles Stanley.
Taiwan said it observed Chinese warplanes and warships around the island on Saturday, including aircraft crossing the median line of the Taiwan Strait.
Chinese President Xi Jinping started 2023 by consolidating power, beginning what would become an aggressive year in China's bid to become the globe's premier superpower.
Iran’s regime has ramped up its support of sponsorship of terrorism and threats against the U.S. in the Mideast and its war-mongering rhetoric in newspaper of its supreme leader.
The Israel Defense Forces released video footage Friday from a camera attached to an army canine sent into Hamas tunnels in the southern part of Gaza City.
Former Cabinet Secretary for Tourism Najib Balala of Kenya has been charged for allegedly defrauding government of millions of dollars in inflated costs.
Pirates have hijacked another vessel off Somalia's coast — the second in recent weeks — stoking fears that piracy could be returning to the African Horn nation's waters.
Icelandic authorities announced Friday that residents of Grindavik, a small fishing village near the site of a large volcanic eruption, may return home Saturday.
French authorities on Friday grounded a Legend Airlines flight from the United Arab Emirates to Nicaragua under suspicion it was carrying human trafficking victims.
