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North Korea fired two missiles into the sea off its eastern shore on Thursday, a South Korean military official claimed.

Denmark will scrap most COVID pandemic restrictions next week as neighboring Sweden extends its own measures for another two weeks.

European Union leaders are confronting a rise of antisemitism and Holocaust denial during the coronavirus pandemic, on the eve of commemorations of Auschwitz’s liberation.

Pope Francis urged parents on Wednesday not to condemn their children if they are gay, in his latest gesture of outreach to the LGBTQ community, which has long been marginalized by the Catholic hierarchy.

U.K. anti-terrorism police arrested two more men in Manchester Wednesday in connection with their investigation of a British man who took Jewish worshippers hostage at a Texas synagogue.

Moscow police launched a series of raids Wednesday on apartments and offices of jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s family and associates, arresting his brother.

Germany’s refusal to join other NATO members in providing weapons to Ukraine has caused some allies to question Berlin’s resolve to oppose Russia.

The United States has provided no info on video of Afghans plummeting from airborne planes and reports of remains found crushed in the crevices of the craft during the U.S.' withdrawal from Afghanistan.

The U.S. Navy reported a landing incident Monday involving a high-tech aircraft, now missing somewhere in the South China Sea.

Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman revealed the concerns and intelligence while speaking at the Yalta European Strategy Forum.

Russia’s top diplomat on Wednesday promised to take appropriate measures if the West’s response to Moscow’s security demands is not found to be constructive.

Nearly two dozen U.S. citizens and legal U.S. residents met at a safe house in Kabul on Thursday evening to prepare for their long-awaited escape from Afghanistan, almost five months after the Pentagon announced that the last evacuation flight was off the ground in Kabul.

Ukraine’s government is scrambling Tuesday to downplay concerns of a potential Russian invasion, despite the U.S. delivering another shipment of military aid and heightening the readiness of some 8,500 troops.

The number of COVID-19 patients in the Czech Republic is growing amid a surge of infections driven by the omicron variant.

Greece is now imposing fines on people age 60 and older who are unvaccinated – even as COVID-19 cases have been declining.

According to Andrei Soldatov, a security services expert, many of the people sent out to negotiate on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Putin do not always know what he's thinking.

North Korea on Tuesday test-fired two suspected cruise missiles in its fifth round of weapons launches this month, South Korean military officials said, as it displays its military might amid pandemic-related difficulties and a prolonged freeze in nuclear negotiations with the United States.

London police say they are now investigating Downing Street parties during lockdown.

In the U.S., omicron is ebbing, as cases have crested and are dropping rapidly, following a pattern seen in Britain and South Africa.

A lone gunman opened fire during a lecture at Heidelberg University in southwestern Germany on Monday and wounded four people, before killing himself.