During a prayer at St. Peter's Square, Pope Francis renewed his call to pray for peace on Easter Monday. Pope Francis also praised nations which welcome refugees.
Former Italian premier Silvio Berlusconi was hospitalized on Monday. Doctor's claim Berlusconi's health is progressively improving, allowing for "cautious optimism."
Afghanistan is at its highest risk of famine in the last 25 years. The United Nations food agency claims to urgently need $800 million for the next six months to help the country.
At least four people were killed and 15 others were wounded when a roadside bomb targeting police went off in southwestern Pakistan. Two officers were amongst those killed.
China's military declared Monday it was "ready to fight" as exercises simulated the "sealing off of Taiwan" after President Tsai Ing-wen met with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
Taiwan's foreign minister warned that China's threat to Taiwan has increased, while one misstep could lead to a war that could draw in countries from around the world.
Chinese tech company SenseTime released its answer to OpenAI's ChatGPT on Monday, the latest in a series of generative AIs to challenge the OpenAI champ.
Four bodies have been recovered while at least four others remain missing after an explosion collapsed a residential building in Marseille, France, early Sunday.
A mission carried out by the USS Milius in the South China Sea on Monday is drawing criticism from Beijing, which is accusing the ship of having “illegally trespassed" in its territory.
French President Emmanuel Macron, who recently met with Chinese President Xi Jinping, rejected following the "American rhythm and a Chinese overreaction" on Taiwan.
A 15-year-old Palestinian boy was killed in a raid in the occupied West Bank. Protestors led by Israeli Cabinet Ministers marched to an evacuated West Bank settlement.
Afghanistan is once again becoming a safe haven for terrorism, with U.S. ability to conduct "over the horizon" counterterrorism operations limited since 2021.
Amid an ongoing feud with his neighbor, a Chinese man used a flashlight to scare 1,100 chickens to death. He was sentenced to six months for the fowl crime.
After the International Atomic Energy Agency head’s visit to Iran, Tehran continues to defy the U.S. and other world powers in its drive to declare itself a nuclear-armed power.
China's military carried out its third day of "combat readiness patrols" near the self-governing island of Taiwan in retribution for Taiwanese leaders meeting with U.S. officials.
The Department of Defense said that an interagency task force is assessing the validity and impacts of "sensitive and highly classified material" that was leaked online.
A leaked document from the U.S. military recorded that a British RC-135 reconnaissance plane was nearly shot down by a Russian Su-27 fighter jet, which has not been disclosed before.
Canada's privacy regulator is investigating the San Francisco-based company OpenAI over allegations that its chatbot, ChatGPT, has collected personal information without consent.
Iran has started installing cameras in public places so that authorities can rein women who aren't wearing their hijabs in violation of the country's religious laws.
