Russian U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia says he couldn't stay in Security Council chamber because of "the lies that Charles Michel came here to distribute."
In March, the Taliban government in Afghanistan went back on its promise to allow girls, sixth grade and up, to go back to school, leading to an underground school network for girls.
A draft resolution that criticizes Iran for not answering questions regarding uranium traces at undeclared sites will be debated and voted on by the IAEA.
The casualty report for Sunday's attack on a Catholic church in Nigeria was revised down to 22 killed and 50 injured on Tuesday after initial reports said 50 people were killed.
The 100th protester was killed in an anti-coup demonstration in Sudan after protests began in response to military leader General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan visit.
Japan announced foreign tourist restrictions as the country begins its gradual COVID-19 reopening, with visitors on package tours allowed starting June 10.
British lawmakers held a failed no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Boris Johnson that could have seen him ousted from office, after a series of scandals and missteps.
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Monday he would visit President Joe Biden in July rather than attend the Summit of the Americas this week.
China warned Canada of potential "severe consequences" after the Canadian military carried out surveillance to ensure sanctions on North Korea were being enforced.
A Haitian migrant taking part in what may become the largest caravan from Mexico to the US is calling on President Biden to keep his promise to grant migrants asylum.
More than 500 thousand Shanghai residents remain locked in their homes despite China's claim that the city "re-opened" last week following a COVID-19 outbreak.
Ukraine had around 250,000 soldiers before the Russian invasion, but its government hasn't said how many have died fighting Vladimir Putin's military. .
Ambassador to Moscow John Sullivan said Russia should not close the U.S. embassy amid the war on Ukraine as the two nuclear powers cannot break off diplomatic relations.
A U.S. Army veteran of the Iraq War has traveled to Ukraine to help train their forces in first aid and basic tactics in the country's ongoing war with Russia.
On Monday, the United States and South Korea fired several surface-to-surface missiles in response to North Korea's short-range ballistic missile barrage
The tribunal was set up to prosecute and bring to justice Iranian leaders who are accused of killing innocent protesters during mass demonstrations in 2019
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