Secretary of State Antony Blinken and other top Biden officials met Wednesday with their Mexican counterparts to discuss key security issues affecting both sides of the Southern border.
A 21-year-old New York college student who was sentenced to prison in the UAE over an altercation at a Dubai airport has been freed, an advocacy group said.
Alternative für Deutschland leader Tino Chrupalla was hospitalized shortly before he was scheduled to speak at a rally in Bavaria, a conservative, Catholic state in southern Germany.
Russia on Wednesday tested its emergency response system, setting off sirens across the country as it assessed its capability to respond to prospective attacks by Ukraine.
A Kenyan-led, U.N.-approved peacekeeping mission to combat rampant violence in Haiti must still be approved by the African nation's parliament before taking effect.
Dominican authorities on Wednesday said that an investigation has been opened after the bodies of six newborns were found at a Santo Domingo cemetery entrance.
The partial collapse of a residential building in Havana, Cuba's historic city center has left at least one person dead and two others injured, according to authorities.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto on Wednesday suggested that his country may still withhold military aid from Ukraine, despite a key concession by Kyiv.
Flash floods struck northeastern India following a sudden heavy rainfall, inundating multiple towns, sweeping away a bridge, and submerging army camps.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has issued its 2023 Trade and Development Report, urging global efforts to revive economic growth.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has proposed a gradual increase in the legal age to purchase cigarettes in England by one year annually until it becomes illegal for the entire population.
A police raid in Teocaltiche, Mexico, located in the country's coastal-Pacific Jalisco state, has reportedly unearthed a large homemade bomb manufacturing scheme.
Poland's national bank on Wednesday lowered its key interest rate, citing a continued inflation rate decline. While still high, it has dropped from the 18% rate seen earlier this year.
Italy's government has discussed limiting the total number of hours to rent a property each year, but Florence's mayor called the measure insufficient.
According to a global assessment that reviewed 8,000 species of amphibians, 41% are now being threatened with extinction. Compared to 2004, about 39% of the species were threatened.
In Singapore, owning a car requires prospective buyers to participate in a bidding process for a "certificate of entitlement" (COE), a system that has reached record-high costs.
Spotify has announced an enhancement to its premium services in the UK and Australia, granting users 15 hours of complimentary access to audiobooks every month.
Two people have been reported dead at the Pakistani-Afghan border after a Taliban guard opened fire on a group of civilians, according to Pakistan's military.
Sniffer dogs have been deployed to inspect France’s trains following recent reports of bedbug infestations. However, a transport minister said not a single bedbug has been found.