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Fifteen Indian men are facing lengthy jail sentences for allegedly cheering on the Pakistan cricket team.

For months, President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence and top aides have staked any progress dealing with North Korea's burgeoning nuclear program on China's involvement.

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte begged forgiveness Tuesday for declaring martial law in Mindanao island and vowed to rebuild Marawi, the battle-scarred city at the heart of nearly four weeks of fighting between Philippines forces and ISIS-affiliated militants.

Andy Murray will donate his winnings from this week's Queen's Club Championships to the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire.

Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsein Loong is on the back foot.

There's a running joke that one has to sport a beard to conduct scientific research in Antarctica.

When the world's most mysterious leader arrives for a parade, he steps out of a black Mercedes Benz and onto a red carpet.

The driver of the van that plowed into pedestrians near a mosque in north London is being named as Darren Osborne, 47, a resident of Cardiff in Wales, according to multiple UK media outlets.

When Petro Poroshenko visited the White House on Tuesday, the Ukrainian president wasn't greeted by the traditional pomp and circumstance that comes with a foreign leader meeting with the President of the United States.

Leaving the European Union means the U.K. will no longer be party to a huge number of treaties. Renegotiating them will be a major pain.

A Russian Su-27 fighter jet flew within five feet of a US Air Force RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft on Monday over the Baltic Sea, according to a US official, an encounter that was assessed to be "unsafe."

View Malala Yosafzai Fast Facts at CNN to learn more about the young activist and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.

In the two weeks that have passed since the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Bahrain decided to cut diplomatic ties with Qatar, Doha's response has been to try to change the subject. But what needs to happen is a change in behavior.

Australia has suspended all air operations over Syria in the wake of US forces downing a Syrian jet and a warning from Russia that US-led coalition planes are now targets for its forces in parts of the country.

A new phase of the Syrian conflict has begun, one in which outside powers are stepping up their involvement as the pressure gathers on ISIS' last redoubts.

Iran has denied claims that members of its elite Revolutionary Guard Corps were arrested for plotting a "terrorist act" on an oil platform off the coast of Saudi Arabia.

Because of warmer temperatures in the Arctic, hazardous sea ice is traveling farther south than usual. And the ship the scientists were traveling on kept getting diverted to help out in rescue efforts.

JanSport has developed 300 backpacks with programmable fabric, allowing users to share a song, music video, a Facebook page or Internet link with anyone nearby.

We are in the midst of the WORLD'S WORST refugee crisis in history. A crisis that brings with it overwhelming numbers, huge challenges for countries and communities affected, untold misery -- and hope.

A day after a US Navy fighter jet shot down a Syrian warplane, Russia says it has stopped using a key communication channel set up to avoid conflict between US and Russian forces in Syria.