Kosovo and Serbia must normalize relations if both countries are to move forward with the path to EU membership. Recent tensions and escalating violence put in jeopardy both parties European Union aspirations.
Owning American XL Bully dogs will be outlawed from next year following a spate of concerning attacks involving the dog breed, which will be added to a list of prohibited breeds.
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Wednesday is pushing for countries to block their exports of food and oil into Israel over its war on Hamas.
Venezuela’s top court nullified results of an opposition presidential primary that took place last month — just weeks after the U.S. lifted sanctions on some of the country’s industries in exchange for a free election guarantee.
Passport holders in Gaza rallied to the Rafah crossing Wednesday morning after Qatar brokered a deal between Israel, Egypt and Hamas for limited evacuations.
American forces and bases in Iraq and Syria were the targets of at least 28 attacks as Israel's war with Hamas in Gaza has escalated tensions in the Middle East.
The Massachusetts family stranded in Gaza are struggling to access drinking water, fuel and other resources as they try to stay safe and look for a way home.
The Israeli Defense Forces said more soldiers were killed inside the Gaza Strip on Wednesday. Israel's military reported its first two casualties on Tuesday.
Four more boats sunken by Hurricane Otis have been found at the bottom of Acapulco bay, raising the total number of discovered vessels to 33, according to the Mexican navy.
Two people have been reported dead in El Salvador after Tropical Storm Pilar made landfall in Central America on Tuesday. Winds of about 50 mph were reported.
A high-ranking United Nations official has called for a one-state solution to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East between Israel and Hamas terrorists.
Three Finnish men with neo-Nazi ties have been convicted of crimes committed with terrorist intent. They had reportedly planned to attack migrants, infrastructure, and political foes.
A magnitude 6.6 earthquake was reported off the northern Chilean coast Tuesday morning, with tremors felt in several of neighboring Argentina's provinces.
Japanese police on Tuesday arrested an elderly man who barricaded himself in a post office and kept hostages at gunpoint for several hours after he shot two people at a nearby hospital.
An unnamed Russian businessman was sentenced to 18 months in prison Tuesday for illegally exporting computer chips and other electronic goods to his home country.
Rached Ghannouchi, the leader of Tunisia's center-right Ennahda Movement, has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for incitement and supporting terrorism.