The Hagia Sophia, originally built as a church in the sixth century, is an architectural site that reflects the various religious changes the Mediterranean region faced over the years.
A suspect will be extradited to the U.S. from Thailand in connection to a scheme that led a New Jersey deli shop to be listed as a public company valued at $100 million.
Chinese authorities insist that COVID-19 transmissions and hospitalizations are on the decline as millions crowded onto public transit for holiday travel.
Israel police conducted covert operations for weeks to track down the men involved, uncovering additional drones, explosives and remote detonation devices.
Matthew Grech, a Christian from Malta, may be fined and face jail time after giving an interview recounting how he turned away from the gay lifestyle after his religious conversion.
The U.N. delegation, including the organization's highest-level female official, visited Afghanistan to seek an end to restrictions on women in education and the workplace.
Chinese Communist Party officials are launching an extensive sweep of internet content available within the country, seeking to crack down on "bad culture."
Left-leaning Croatian President Zoran Milanović echoed frequent Hungarian criticism of the EU, and said the union was overreaching in its powers over other member states.
Poland's prime minister said the foreign divers who were rescued posed no threat to public safety. This incident raised security concerns related to Russia and energy deliveries.
A judge in Romania has extended for 30 more days the arrest of social media personality Andrew Tate, who was detained on charges of human trafficking and rape.
Mexican authorities have reportedly found the bullet-riddled car of an Ohio man missing since December and say that four bodies were found buried near the vehicle.
Three drones targeted a U.S. garrison outpost in Al-Tanf in Syria, according to U.S. Central Command Friday, but no Americans were injured in the attack.
To increase work flexibility, the South Korean government proposed a plan to allow people to work up to 69 hours a week instead of 52. However, the decision was met with much criticism.
Russia's Rosatom has helped Russia's military and arms manufacturers sidestep sanctions by providing technology and raw materials to help fuel the war in Ukraine.
The director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency sat down with Fox News to discuss his sixth visit to Ukraine, amid fears of a nuclear radioactive disaster.
Turkey denounced the decision by a Swedish prosecutor to not investigate a Kurd protest as 'absurd'. During the protest the Turkish president was hung in effigy from a lamppost.
Two environmental activists were killed in a rural part of Honduras and their families want answers. One of the victim's family says that authorities are not properly investigating.
Protesters in Peru continue to demand the resignation of current president Dina Boluarte and express support for her predecessor Pedro Castillo, who tried to avoid impeachment.
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