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Hong Kong has dethroned London as the top market for luxury real estate.

CNN's Isha Sesay looks at the Nigerian government's efforts to help the released Chibok girls recover from their long imprisonment by the terrorist group Boko Haram.

Eight years ago, early in the Obama presidency, I was sitting with a group of conservative students in the cafeteria of a liberal Ivy League college. I was the only non-American among them. One of the campus liberals approached us to pick a fight: She was agitating for the new Democratic administration to pursue a case for war crimes against former President George W. Bush.

A day after his election, Moon Jae-in drove the streets of Seoul waving to throngs of supporters on his way to the Blue House, the presidential residence.

James Comey was the one man that both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump would likely have wanted to fire during the 2016 campaign. Now that one of them has done it, it may be a decision the President will regret.

If we want women in the halls of power (or in any room), we have to change the norms about what it means to work while female, writes Jill Filipovic.

US-backed rebels said they "liberated" the strategic Syrian city of Tabqa and a nearby dam from ISIS.

As Venezuela grapples with severe medical shortages, infant deaths, maternal deaths and cases of malaria are skyrocketing.

CNN's Paula Newton explores the deadly consequences of Venezuela's disastrous economy by taking a look inside a hospital.

A 2-month-old made history in Australia -- becoming the first baby to be breastfed in that country's Parliament.

The little girl, named Alia Joy, is the newborn daughter of Queensland Senator Larissa Waters.

True to form, Donald Trump put himself first -- this time ahead of the national interest -- as he suddenly fired Federal Bureau of Investigation director James Comey on Tuesday. The action evoked memories of Richard Nixon's firing of Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox, which led to a constitutional crisis and Nixon's eventual resignation.

When Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov arrived at the State Department Wednesday, his most notable question wasn't about foreign affairs -- it was about recently fired FBI Director James Comey.

Turkey has lashed out at Washington's plan to send arms to Kurdish rebels fighting ISIS in Syria, calling for an end to the US strategy that has long rattled Ankara.

Meningitis may be to blame for a cluster of sudden deaths and infections over the past month in Liberia, global health officials said.

These will likely be remembered as strange times in the history of the West.

South Korea's new president has a lot on his plate.

Venetians are fed up with the subpar food being sold to tourists on their streets.

The 2019 Rugby World Cup may be two years away but expectations ahead of the tournament were heightened Wednesday after the draw for the pool stages in Japan threw up a number of potential titanic battles.