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Finland accused Turkish President Erdogan of renewing his opposition as a response to Kurdish protests in Sweden, where demonstrators burned an effigy of him.

New report reveals how prestigious institutions are advancing "woke ideology" such as "white privilege" and "anti-racism" among students.

The National Oncology Center (NOC), a Yemeni cancer treatment hospital, has seen medicine shortages and a lack of incoming funds, placing a strain on its operations.

Pope Francis is scheduled to visit Africa at the end of January. He recently sent his condolences to the victims of a bombing in Congo that killed 14 people.

The European Union reported 6.7% more deaths than average in November 2022, down over 25% from the excess death rate reported in November 2021.

Norway archaeologists said they found a runestone that was likely inscribed between A.D. 1 and 250, which would make the artifact the world’s oldest runestone.

A double-decker bus overturned in icy road conditions in Somerset, England, on Tuesday morning, leaving dozens of the 70 passengers aboard as "walking wounded," police said.

Representatives of the European Union told the Davos summit that they plan to further green energy initiatives in response to Biden administration climate goals.

Proposed changes to a pharmaceutical law in the European Union will expand pharmaceutical companies' obligations to report shortages and supply products.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley says hundreds of London police officers will likely be fired as sexual and domestic abuse claims are being investigated.

British leaders blocked a Scottish gender law that would have made it easier to legally change one's gender from proceeding further

A town in Wales has included a measure to shut off streetlights from midnight until 6 a.m. in an effort to save energy amid rising costs of living.

Germany's defense minister announced her resignation on Monday following a series of public blunders and criticism of her handling of support for Ukraine.

A gunman fired multiple shotgun rounds into a gathered crowd of funeral mourners in what was a potential Colombian drug cartel related drive by shooting.

South Africa is allowing Chinese and Russian warships to conduct naval exercises off its coast next month, raising concerns that the move could alienate trading partners.

The eight-year long conflict in Yemen may be coming to an end soon. The United Nations envoy for Yemen has been encouraged by the diplomatic activity to end the war.

Boris Johnson has agreed to a deal to write a memoir of his time serving as the British Prime Minister. Johnson resigned from being the prime minister amid a scandal.

The Russians have been deporting thousands of Ukrainian children during the war. The German and Dutch foreign ministers condemned this, calling it inhumane.

Peter Sands, executive director of the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, argued at Davos on Monday that malaria cases could be linked to climate change.

Tributes are flooding in for former Afghan female lawmaker who was shot and killed inside her home by a gunmen. Authorities say that one of her body guards was also killed.