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A Swedish company has outlined plans to construct a city made out of wood by 2035, aiming to combine environmental sustainability with practical and safe urban development.

One person is dead and 48 are injured after a suspected gas explosion rocked the South African city of Johannesburg during rush hour traffic last week.

Russian officials said it prevented a Ukrainian drone strike near its Defense Ministry headquarters in Moscow on Monday, but Ukraine has not confirmed it.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government was negotiating compromises on a judicial reform bill that led to massive protests. The bill passed along a 64-0 vote.

U.N. Command confirmed communications with North Korea for the safe return of Pvt. Travis King, an American soldier who raced across the North Korean border.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was released from the hospital Monday to massive rival rallies ahead of a key vote on the government's judicial overhaul plan.

A new report urges the Biden administration to add a network of Iran-backed groups to its terrorist list. The report looks at how Tehran has increased funding to militant Palestinian groups.

Spain's general election Sunday yielded no clear majority for parties on either the left or the right, pushing the country toward political gridlock.

Thousands of tourists on the Greek island of Rhodes are evacuating as wildfires continue raging days after they first sparked, local officials and witnesses say.

Spain is holding an early election as Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's socialists are expected to lose power to the right-wing Popular Party.

Residents of Guayaquil, Ecuador's largest city, are installing gates and walls to protect residents from exploding crime rates, according to a report.

Elected officials in Amsterdam, Netherlands, are citing climate change and rowdy tourists as a reason to ban cruise ships from unloading passengers in its city center.

A 33-year-old Indonesian fitness influencer died after a 450-pound barbell he attempted to lift broke his neck.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had surgery to have a pacemaker implanted after he was admitted to a hospital for dehydration.

A British charity says that hygiene poverty has long-impacted 6% of adults, rising to 13% among lover-income households, but the trend is seeing wider adoption due to inflation.

Nissim Kahlon argues that authorities and officials approved of his home by connecting him to the power grid years after issuing a demolition order that never was carried out.

Miss Italy pageant patron Patrizia Mirigliani argued the pageant has only ever allowed biologically female competitors, and she criticized other pageants' inclusivity efforts.

Andrew Gray used artificial intelligence to crowdsource his party platform, gauging interest and stances on various issues and finding points of agreement and gaps in consensus.

A man has been found guilty of killing eight people during a mass shooting at a bar in norther Puerto Rico. Alexis Candelario Santana also injured 19 others.

Iran and Russia have recently been subjected to a new round of U.S. and international sanctions due to illegal actions and, in response, have attempted to subvert them.