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Pakistan has seen over 1,000 deaths since mid-June as a result of widespread flash flooding from heavy rains during monsoon season.

Six people were killed in the Netherlands after a semi-truck veered off the road and into a barbecue on Saturday night. Police say alcohol was not involved.

Three Dutch soldiers were shot and wounded early Saturday in a shooting in downtown Indianapolis after what local police believe was a disturbance outside the hotel where they were staying, authorities said.

Widespread hunger, rampant violence and a lack of basic human rights loom over Afghanistan one year after the Taliban took over the war-torn country.

The Taliban faces a growing resistance movement in Afghanistan that could threaten its rule of the country, which it established after the withdrawal of U.S. forces.

Two U.S. Navy cruisers sailed through the Taiwan Strait on Sunday for the first time since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan earlier this month.

Turkish pop singer Gulsen was imprisoned after making a joke at an Istanbul concert about Islamic schooling that the government says was an incitement of "hatred."

A United States Coast Guard vessel was unable to secure entry into a Solomon Islands port which some believe could be a sign of China's growing influence in the region.

A new ambassador position has been created by the Biden administration to handle relations with countries in the Arctic region amid growing tensions with Russia and China.

Images of rotting garbage on the streets of Scotland adds to the chaos in the U.K. amidst industrial strikes and soaring food and energy costs.

At least 13 civilians were killed and over 95 wounded after a deadly clash began on Saturday in Libya's capital.

Pope Francis has expanded the eligibility for more potential successors in the instance of his resignation or death, bringing the total of 16 that are young than the age of 80.

Heavy Russian military equipment, including howitzers and tanks, is being transported to Crimea to backstop its war in Ukraine, according to reports.

Ukrainian workers at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant have said Russia soldiers occupying the plant are 'torturing' them to keep them silent ahead of IAEA visit.

The Taliban claimed to have had no knowledge that al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahir was in Kabul, but past ties between the groups have caused experts to question those claims.

Ukraine's nuclear agency warned that damage caused the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has increased the threat of a hydrogen or radioactive leak.

An airstrike by Ethiopia's air force hit a kindergarten called Red Kids Paradise in the Tigrayan capital of Mekele on Friday. Nearby homes were also hit in the strike.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee referred to Taiwan as an independent country, despite China claiming sovereignty over the island.

The British government is facing a surge in illegal migrants coming across the English Channel -- and is struggling to find a response to the challenge.

Taliban spokesman Suhail Shaheen accused the US for poor relations with Afghanistan following 9/11, which Usama bin Laden planned in Afghanistan under Taliban protection.