Iran previously made a deal to provide Russia with drones in order to help sustain its war offensive in Ukraine after Vladimir Putin focused his military on the Donbas region.
Ukraine's capital city could be facing a renewed threat as the leader of the self-proclaimed Donetesk People's Republic traveled to Belarus and said it was "time to liberate" Kyiv.
An employee of a Chinese Communist Party-owned corporation is under investigation after bragging on social media about his wealth, social standing, and powerful connections.
A Japanese city has hired a special unit of animal catchers to bring down a troop of monkeys that has been attacking children and the elderly, and even trying to steal babies.
A Russian senator mocked U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris on social media this week after she introduced herself using gender pronouns during a Roe v. Wade roundtable.
Putin is trying to increase Russia's influence in Africa as the war in Ukraine takes its toll on the the world food supply chain. The US and allies are pushing back against Russia's efforts.
A petition has been started by the people of Ukraine to give former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson citizenship and make him the country's new prime minister.
China's foreign ministry spokesperson warned of a "firm" and "absolute" response if House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sees through a plan to visit the nation of Taiwan.
Ukrainian forces took out a key bridge as they look to block logistical corridors for Russian forces blocking off supplies from Kherson to occupied areas in the south.
The U.S. military is preparing a contingency plan for the possibility that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's planned trip to Taiwan could provoke Chinese aggression.
Morad Tahbaz, Iranian-American conservationist who also holds British citizenship, has been granted bail after he was convicted of espionage charges in Iran, according to the semi-official ILNA news agency.
The Philippines was rocked by a major 7-magnitude earthquake Wednesday that triggered landslides and damaged buildings. At least four people were killed and dozens more injured.
Pope Francis delivered a homily to an audience of approximately 50,000 people in Edmonton, Canada, on Tuesday morning as part of his apostolic journey.
Japan executed Tomohiro Kato, who crashed a truck into a Tokyo crowd before exiting to stab people at random in 2008. He is Japan's first execution since December.
A 22-year-old British tourist died before he could catch a private jet ride back to London after walking into still spinning helicopter blades near Athens after a Mykonos vacation.
Liberia is celebrating the anniversaries of its founding and independence from the United States this year as much as the country struggles with extreme poverty.