The United Nations chief is warning that food crises and climate change are increasing threats to global peace and is urging the U.N. Security Council to address their impact.
Authorities in Turkey have detained four people in connection with a massive landslide that engulfed a gold mine, leaving at least nine workers missing.
As tensions rise along the front lines in Ukraine, Ukrainian soldiers skilled in deciphering enemy communications play a vital role in preserving lives and resources.
Explosions have struck a natural gas pipeline in Iran. An Iranian official on Wednesday blamed the blasts on a “sabotage and terrorist action" in the country.
Ukraine says it has sunk the large Russian warship Caesar Kunikov off the coast of occupied Crimea using sea drones. It was attacked on the southern edge of the Crimean Peninsula that Moscow annexed in 2014.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's office has alleged that North Korean hackers breached the personal emails of one of his staff members to steal information.
Doug Philippone, a defense expert, warns that China is closely watching to see how well the U.S. can replenish its weapons stockpiles after shipping munitions to allies.
On Wednesday morning, North Korea fired an unspecified number of cruise missiles toward the East Sea on Sunday, South Korea's military confirmed to Yonhap News Agency.
Armenia and Azerbaijan on Tuesday exchanged blows over a skirmish at their shared border, which is reported to have left at least four Armenian soldiers dead.
At least three people, one of whom was 16, were killed by Senegalese security forces amid recent protests over the West African nation's delayed presidential election.
Pakistan's parliamentary elections have established no clear winner, with the best-performing party winning a mere 93 out of 265 National Assembly seats.
Mexican authorities announced a series of drug and violent crime-related arrests in the state of Quintana Roo, a popular resort area on Mexico's Caribbean coast.
