Hong Kong authorities arrested a veteran labor activist Thursday. While the reason behind the arrest is unclear, Beijing is suspected of cracking down on the city’s pro-democracy camp.
Protestors in Israel prevented the prime minister from driving to the country's main airport. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instead had to be airlifted there.
South Korea's military said it detected a short-range ballistic missile launched from North Korea into the sea near its western coast on Thursday, following a threat from Kim Yo Jong, the sister of dictator Kim Jong-Un.
Australia's prime minister kicked off his trip to India with a cricket match between the two countries. Cricket fans cheered on the two ministers as they went around the stadium.
Chinese President Xi Jinping warned the National People's Congress on Wednesday that the nation must bolster its military might to "safeguard strategic interests."
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is set to visit Japan's prime minister next week. Japan will hold a summit on strengthening ties between the two nations.
As Nepal faces increasing political instability, the country's parliament is holding a presidential election. The country sees frequent changes in government.
Rescue workers in Indonesia have recovered 30 bodies following a massive landslide. Many people are also likely trapped in houses buried 13 feet under the mud.
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen will stop in the United States on her way to visit Guatemala and Belize, and will meet with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy in California.
Galeras Educational Institution officials are apparently waiting for medical diagnoses for nearly 30 girls before releasing any additional information about usage of Ouija boards.
The Ukrainian Defense Ministry announced a major Russian missile attack took place early Thursday morning, damaging cities across the country including Kyiv.
Experts told Fox News Digital about the decades-long mission China has pursued to obtain comparable air force capabilities to the U.S. by using espionage to copy what they can.
Georgian police dispersed the crowd protesting a foreign agent law by using a water cannon and tear-gas late Wednesday. People say the law could stifle civil society and media freedom.
A shootout at a Chile airport Wednesday was an attempted heist that left two dead. 10 armed robbers were trying to steal over $32 million in cash aboard a plane from Miami.
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced Wednesday that his administration would seek to promote spending on women's healthcare and other gender-specific interests.
Doctors Without Borders was forced to briefly shut down a hospital in Haiti amid a spike in violence. Another nearby hospital said they have seen a tenfold increase in gunshot wounds.
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas and her center-right Reform Party have begun talks with two smaller parties to form a liberal coalition government.
The U.S. State Department renewed a warning for travelers heading to Mexico, saying some states are a Level 4: Do Not Travel, including Tamaulipas, where Matamoros is located.