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Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old climate activist, is widely considered by bookmakers to be the favorite to win the 100th Nobel Peace Prize.

It's March 23, 1959. The radio waves crackle and broadcast begins: "Govorit Radio Svoboda" (Говорит Радио Свобода - "This is Radio Liberty speaking...")

The world's largest offshore wind farm is taking shape off the east coast of Britain, a landmark project that demonstrates one way to combat climate change at scale.

China and India desperately want to improve their trade relationship. But it seems whenever the countries' leaders meet, the Himalayas get in the way.

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar says he "sees a pathway to a deal" on Brexit following a meeting with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, and he went on to say he believes the deal could be made by the end of October. CNN's Bianca Nobilo reports.

A football fan is facing a lifetime ban from Mexican club Tigres after he appeared to grope the chest of US female footballer Sofia Huerta.

If you're a senior executive, you know you have to take smart risks to ensure your company stays competitive.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has warned for years that increasingly intelligent machines will dominate humans and turn us into their pets. But if the latest AI-powered feature from his car company is any indication, we shouldn't worry.

A real-time mapping app that Hong Kong protesters have been using to track police movements is no longer available for download on iPhones.

Global stocks were briefly in the red early Thursday ahead of the the latest round of US-China trade talks, but they've mostly pared losses as anxiety about the discussions eases.

The United States just handicapped China's lofty artificial intelligence ambitions.

A Japanese businessman had a watch worth more than $800,000 seized from his wrist outside a five-star hotel in Paris, police said.

Authorities are clamping down on the cafes that line one of Hanoi's most famous roads, citing overtourism and safety concerns.

CNN's Clarissa Ward reports from Northern Syria as Turkey conducts military operations against US-backed Kurdish forces in the region.

All of the NBA's official Chinese partners have suspended ties with the league as it grapples with the fallout from a team manager's controversial tweet about Hong Kong.

The European Union has warned that 5G networks could be left vulnerable to attack from state-backed hackers if operators use too many parts from a single supplier.

By night, Baghdad's streets are eerily quiet, punctuated with smatterings of gunfire -- be it a single shot or something more sustained and intense.

"I've been in my share of compromising positions," says the guy in the airline company video. "Here's my guide to getting lucky at 35,000 feet."