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Fans gathered on Abbey Road on Thursday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of The Beatles' iconic cover shoot, CNN's Simon Cullen reports.

Venice is to start rerouting cruise ships away from its historic center, in a victory for residents tired of the enormous vessels towering over the city's skyline.

Bahaa, a 33-year-old Syrian textile worker, has a new morning commute.

As Sweden's population ages, the country faces a challenge: how can it maintain support for its citizens without breaking the bank?

Hannah Kennedy wakes up in the morning, turns to Alexa — a smart speaker — and asks, "What's the weather like today? What are the traffic conditions?"

Warnings are sounding in global financial markets, punctuated by a cascade of selling in everything from stocks and crude oil to metals like iron ore.

The gleaming white bullet train whips through the Chinese countryside, past endless construction sites and new towns.

Asian markets broadly rose Thursday as investors digested several signs that policymakers across the region are taking steps to protect their economies from slowing global growth.

It has become a war of attrition. Ahead of the tenth consecutive weekend of protests in Hong Kong, neither the government nor demonstrators are giving an inch of ground.

If your friends and allies won't tell you what they really think, check their travel advisories.

British scientist Natalie Christopher went missing after going for a jog during her vacation on the Greek island of Ikaria.

Pakistan's military has condemned India's move to strip Indian-controlled Kashmir of its special status, and will "go to any extent" to fight the change, the country's chief of army staff said Tuesday.

Nothing reflects the lasting potency of the iconic "Tank Man" photo quite like the dogged attempts to censor it on China's internet. Practically any image that so much as gestures at the famed photograph of a man in front of a line of tanks in Tiananmen Square risks deletion from the country's closely monitored web; recreations showing a line of books approaching a cigarette package, a swan before an oncoming truck and a grasshopper in front of a tire have all been removed.

Say "doomsday bunker" and most people would imagine a concrete room filled with cots and canned goods.

India's parliament has voted to reorganize and reclassify the state of Jammu and Kashmir, a far-reaching and highly contentious move that will give the government in New Delhi greater authority over the disputed Muslim-majority region.

Boris Johnson, the UK's new Prime Minister, has inherited an unprecedented constitutional mess from his predecessor, Theresa May.

A national dengue epidemic has been declared in the Philippines, where 622 people have died of the mosquito-borne disease since January and millions more are at risk.

Asian stocks were mixed during early trading Wednesday amid easing currency tensions.

A quarter of the world's population is living in regions of extremely high water stress -- with "once unthinkable" water crises becoming common, researchers have said.