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Fox News Digital obtained new intelligence from an Iranian opposition group, revealing the increased transfer of Iranian-produced drones to Russia for use in its war against Ukraine.

South Korea launched at least three test missiles on Wednesday after North Korea fired off at least 17 missiles. The barrage of fire comes after NoKo threatened to use nuclear weapons.

U.S. military personnel are conducting inspections to ensure that money and weapons provided to Ukrainian troops is being properly used in Ukraine's fight against Russia.

A provincial court in Alberta acquitted Pastor Tim Stephens, who was arrested twice on alleged charges of violating provincial public health orders regarding physical distancing.

In a decisive election, long-serving former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu could return to power if exit polls remain the same.

In a decisive election, long-serving former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu could return to power if exit polls remain the same.

The UK's Home secretary is facing a growing backlash for what liberal politicians have called "inflammatory language" after she referred to the growing migrant crisis as an "invasion."

Dozens of migrants were reported missing off an island near Athens after their boat capsized in rough seas, leading Greece's coast guard on a rescue mission.

Peace talks on Ethiopia's Tigray conflict have been extended into this week. The discussions in South Africa are between Ethiopia's federal government and north Tigray representatives.

After China's recent emergence of COVID-19 cases this past week, Macau mass tested its population and authorities locked down a casino resort with 1,500 people ordered to stay inside.

Fox News' senior foreign affairs correspondent Greg Palkot returns to Kyiv amid a new flurry of Russian drone and missiles strikes aimed at the city.

On Tuesday, India's prime minister visited the site of the suspension bridge that collapsed into the Machchu river. This was Asia’s third major disaster involving large crowds in a month.

The U.S. has expanded its joint military drills with South Korea, which North Korea has declared to be practice for a potential land invasion.

After an extremely close presidential election, with leftist Lula da Silva defeating incumbent Jair Bolsonaro, a tense nation awaits word of whether Bolsonaro plans to accept the election results.

The UN General Assembly's First Committee voted overwhelmingly in favor of a resolution calling on Israel to dispose of nuclear weapons and allow international inspectors.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is eyeing a return to power, and fellow Likud member Danny Danon believes there is a good chance that it will happen.

An Italian court convicted 91 people for their roles in an organized crime scheme. The scheme led to the theft of five million euros in subsidies from the European Union.

Russia expanded its evacuation orders in Kherson and claimed the Ukraine is preparing to use a 'prohibited method of war' despite Kyiv's assurances this is false.

Fifty countries, including the U.S. and the U.K, are urging China to follow recommendations from a United Nations report regarding "crimes against humanity" against the Uyghurs.

A nurse who worked with alleged killer Lucy Letby testified that Letby had to be repeatedly told to stay out of same room as parents who were grieving a baby she allegedly killed.