Violent protests in Iran continued for a ninth day Saturday across Iran in response to the death of Mahsa Amini who died in police custody following reports of beatings and torture.
Experts say that China is using civilian ships to enhance its military capability and back up territorial claims. China's navy is the world's largest by ship count.
A U.S. aircraft carrier has arrived in South Korea to deter North Korea and boost regional security. The North has conducted a record number of missile tests this year.
Taiwan's Counsel General James J.K. Lee rallies the world to help Taiwan amid growing threats from China. Taiwan continues to face daily threats from Beijing.
Estonia was among the first nations to demand investigations in Ukraine to determine if and to what extent Russian forces had committed war crimes during its invasion.
The March for the Martyrs is in its third year with the aim of raising the spotlight on persecuted Christians throughout the world. The gathering is set to take place in Washington, D.C.
Russia's defense ministry has detailed which of its citizens will evade conscription this time around as Putin looks to add 300,000 men to its ranks in Ukraine.
A report from a social media consulting firm has found that Facebook violated Palestinian users' freedom of expression, freedom of assembly and political participation.
A man in China survived 17 days in the mountains in China's southwest Sichuan province after a 6.8-magnitude earthquake rocked the country over two weeks ago.
Two more Tasmania whales have died after nearly 230 washed ashore in a mass stranding in Australia. Only 32 whales have been refloated as the death toll reaches 200.
One person was found dead, over 20 people from China were missing after their small fishing boat sank in the Gulf of Thailand. However, 18 people were rescued on Thursday.
A migrant boat from Lebanon sank off the coast of Syria, killing at least 73 people. The Lebanese migrants were heading to Europe to escape a total economic collapse in Lebanon.
Ukrainian forces have pushed into Russian-occupied areas in northern Donetsk in a move that puts pressure on territory Moscow considers "essential" for its war aims.
Kremlin-backed officials began holding referendums in Ukraine on whether Moscow-held regions of the country should join Russia, which is expected to escalate the Russo-Ukrainian War.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto argued that the European Union defines democracy as a liberal government in power, but that Hungary has progressive policies, too.