Nearly a year after Ukraine retook towns near Kyiv from Russian troops, authorities are still digging up bodies of victims that were hastily buried in makeshift graves.
The lawyer for the family of Oscar Pistorius's murdered girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, said that he is entitled to his parole as a matter of process, and that the law "must take its course."
Israeli troops blocked hundreds of left-wing Israelis from staging a rally in support of the West Bank town of Hawara, which was set on fire by radical Jews Sunday.
A Columbia University student has gone to Ukraine four times to fight alongside Ukrainian troops facing Russian forces. She says she is dedicated to help the country defend democracy and defeat Vladimir Putin.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov exchanged barbs one day after their first in-person run-in at the G-20 summit in India.
The brother of Singapore’s prime minister said the country is persecuting his family. The family was put under official investigation regarding the will of the brothers’ late father.
The U.S. and South Korea will hold its biggest joint field trainings in the last five years. However, North Korea may take strong action against such exercises.
King Charles III of England planned his first state visits since becoming a monarch. The king will travel to Germany and France from March 26 to March 31.
Farmers in Belgium drove their tractors to Brussels to protest a plan to cut nitrate levels. More than 2,700 farm vehicles converged in the European city.
Nicaragua President Daniel Ortega has committed crimes against humanity, according to a United Nations human rights group. A report claims that Ortega executed 40 people.
Pablo Escobar imported four hippos to his ranch in the 1980s. Colombia has proposed transferring at least 70 hippos that live near Escobar's ranch to India and Mexico.
An illegal oil refinery explosion in Nigeria killed at least 12 people. Local residents claim the death toll is higher. Most victims were young people who planned to siphon oil.
Japanese residents were lured to North Korea by false promises of "Paradise on Earth" decades ago. The residents are seeking compensation from North Korea.
The bodies from Tuesday's train crash in Greece are being returned to families in closed caskets. The collision was the deadliest rail accident in the country’s history.
Protestors across Germany gathered to demand the government take action against global warming. The protestors in Germany are part of a global "climate strike."
After sending Leopard two tanks to Ukraine, Germany wants to buy mothballed Leopard 2 battle tanks from Switzerland. Germany assured it would not send the new tanks to Ukraine.
Two Iranian warships have docked in Rio de Janeiro with the consent of Brazil's socialist government, drawing concern and sharp criticism from Western officials.
Israeli forces in the West Bank fatally shot a teenager in the back as he threw stones at Israeli troops who entered the village. This attack was a part of the violence raging for months.
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