Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Ukrainian icon bomb detection dog Patron before meeting with children at a Ukrainian hospital injured during Russia's war in Ukraine.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced a $2 billion military financing package for Ukraine and 18 European nations threatened by Russia in surprise trip to Kyiv.
Canadian police have arrested the second suspect in a deadly stabbing that resulted in the deaths of 10 people after the first suspect was found dead on Monday.
The Taliban closed high schools for girls shortly after taking power after the U.S. military withdrawal and reversed course on a pledge to reopen the schools in 2022.
Observers say that while Russia still has allies it can talk to, it's still in need of things such as technology and ammunition as it continues its war against Ukraine.
A Brazilian Supreme Court judge has temporarily rolled back the loosening of gun control regulations implemented by President Jair Bolsonaro due to fears of election violence.
The Syrian Democratic Forces arrested dozens of ISIS terrorists this week, dissolving a network of extremists operating in the al-Hol refugee camp and elsewhere.
Bernard Randall, a Church of England chaplain, is suing Trent College in the UK after he says they fired him for preaching a sermon questioning LGBTQ identity politics.
Albania's Prime Minister has ordered Iranian diplomats to leave the country while announcing his country has cut diplomatic ties with Tehran over cyberattacks aimed against Albania this summer.
Ukraine is calling for United Nation troops to take over a Russian-controlled power plant. U.N. inspectors say the plant has been "severely damaged" due to shelling.
Russian President Vladimir Putin took aim at the U.S., accusing it of deploying a "sanction inferno" to the detriment of Europe and said growth in Asia was the future.
The Ukrainian military claims that Russian shelling has continued at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant the day after the United Nations warned of a potential catastrophe.
The IAEA released a report Wednesday that warned Iran's nuclear program may not be “exclusively peaceful" and that the country had enriched uranium up to 60%.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan says the European Union's plan to impose a price cap on Russian gas is "provocative," and will only escalate conflict with Russia.
The surviving suspect accused of killing 10 and injuring 18 in a weekend stabbing spree in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan remains on the run Wednesday.
U.S. launches Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile test from California in a show of nuclear readiness amid worsening relations with Russia.