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Critics of the United Nations say the world body needs to drop its immunity in cases of serious wrongdoing and bring in national police forces to carry out such inquiries.

British Defense Secretary Grant Shapps spoke with Fox News Digital about how the AUKUS alliance has and will continue to put artificial intelligence front and center of its policies.

In an interview on Tonight with Andrew Marr, Northern Ireland's new first minister claimed Hamas will eventually be regarded as a 'future partner for peace' in the Middle East.

The Israel Defense Forces announced that its soldiers launched raids that killed Hamas terrorists and on several terrorist-affiliated facilities, including inside the UNRWA headquarters.

Amid growing anger at Hungary’s president, Katalin Novák, for issuing a pardon to a man who had been convicted of concealing sexual abuse of children, she rapidly returned from Qatar to tender her resignation.

Saudi Arabia has sounded the alarm on a potential Israeli ground invasion of Rafah, saying the move could lead to a humanitarian disaster

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis plans to push through legalization of same-sex marriage nationwide, dismissing urgent warnings from leaders of the Greek Orthodox Church.

Israeli airstrikes in the southern city of Rafah on Saturday have left 31 Palestinians, including 10 children, dead as Benjamin Netanyahu gears up for a ground invasion there.

At least seven people, including three children, were killed in a Russian drone attack on a gas station in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv on Saturday, local officials said.

Social media company Meta banned Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei from its Facebook and Instagram platforms for supporting terrorist organization Hamas.

Supreme leader Kim Jong Un gave an address Thursday during the anniversary of the North Korean People's Army in which he threatened to occupy South Korea.

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant says there is new evidence that multiple individuals working for UNRWA were directly involved in the Hamas massacre on Oct. 7.

Despite growing human rights violations under the Taliban, China continues to invest in Afghanistan, most recently becoming the first country to recognize a Taliban ambassador.

Authorities in Haldwani, India, have imposed an indefinite curfew following clashes over the construction of a mosque and Muslim seminary, with police ordered to shoot violators.

The Malaysian Federal Court ruled Friday against 16 Sharia-based criminal laws imposed by the opposition-run Kelantan state government.

UK police say that the suspect in a London chemical attack that hospitalized a woman and her two children most likely vanished into the Thames River, though no body has been found.

Former Dutch Prime Minister Dries van Agt and his wife, Eugenie van Agt-Krekelberg, died "hand-in-hand" Monday by euthanasia. They were both 93.

Serbia's president accused Kosovo’s prime minister of banning the dinar with the intention of driving out ethic Serbs living in Kosovo at U.N. Security Council emergency meeting.

A bus reportedly collided with a truck Friday in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, killing 18 people aboard and leaving two others injured.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday declared Jerusalem's intent to evacuate the southern Gaza city of Rafah, currently home to some 1.4 million people.