U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is reportedly set to appeal to strong U.S. and U.K. military ties in his meeting with President Biden in hopes of stronger economic ties.
A British woman is being accused of tricking a visually impaired 19-year-old woman into sex by demanding that she take her glasses off prior to sexual encounters.
Canadian officials say wildfire destruction in the country could hit record levels in 2023 as smoke from fires in eastern Canada is drifting across the eastern U.S.
The Vatican announced Wednesday that Pope Francis is undergoing abdominal surgery at a hospital in Rome, where he is expected to remain for a few days as part of his recovery.
An Air India plane with over 230 people onboard flying from New Delhi to San Francisco landed in Russia after it developed an engine problem, officials said.
A meeting between President Biden and U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will be the fourth in four months after some recent strains in bilateral relations between the countries.
Leftist former Italian Prime Minister Massimo D'Alema is being investigated for potential corruption in a $4.5 billion military supply deal with Colombia.
Italy's Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti stated Monday that the Italian government doesn't see the need to invest in carmaker Stellantis, as the company is performing well.
Nestle has announced a pilot program to provide cash rewards to coffee farmers who adopt sustainable practices as part of its commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Brazil's central bank has revealed that it did not actively participate in the development of the government's newly unveiled comprehensive consumer debt renegotiation program.
A British police motorcyclist is facing a criminal probe over the death of a woman who was hit in a collision with the officer’s vehicle, which was escorting the Duchess of Edinburgh.
Prosecutors in El Salvador have revealed evidence implicating former President Alfredo Cristiani in the 1989 massacre of six Jesuit priests and two others during the country's civil war.
Trade agreements have been revised between Brazil, the world’s largest chicken supplier, and its partners, including China, in case bird flu ever hits commercial flocks.