Yemeni Foreign Minister Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak said the European Union's strategy has been "wrong" and that it needs to increase pressure to stop attacks in the Red Sea.
In Spain, a severe drought has triggered an emergency declaration due to historically low reservoir levels, and smaller towns are facing significant challenges.
In Moldova, thousands affiliated with the Russia-friendly Revival Party protested outside the parliament on Thursday, demanding the resignation of the pro-Western government.
Judge Karen Steyn dismissed the lawsuit Former President Donald Trump filed against Orbis Business Intelligence, a company founded by Christopher Steele, the former British spy who created the infamous Trump dossier in 2016.
The leaders of the 27 European Union countries have reached a deal to provide Ukraine with a $54 billion support package, despite initial threats from Hungary to veto the move.
An Indian police force detained a pigeon suspected of being a Chinese spy for eight months before finally releasing it into the wild. The bird was initially captured in Mumbai.
The European Union has agreed on a €50 billion ($54 billion) financial aid package to Ukraine despite staunch objections from Hungary in December and in recent days
Police in London have launched a manhunt for a male suspect behind a “corrosive substance" attack that injured a woman and her daughters, ages 8 and 3.
The U.S. has sent UNRWA, the U.N. agency facing scrutiny for its alleged ties to Hamas, approximately $4 billion since 2009, according to a Fox News review.
Bullfighting, only recently returned to Mexico City, was temporarily halted by a court injunction, as supporters and opponents clashed in the legal arena.
King Frederik X of Denmark made his first trip abroad Wednesday as the Scandinavian nation's monarch, arriving in Poland to discuss business and climate policy.
The US has carried out a self-defense strike, targeting and destroying multiple projectiles that Houthi militants in Yemen were preparing to launch at commercial ships in the Red Sea.
The Treasury Department levied sanctions Wednesday against three Sudanese firms suspected of direct connections to the country's devastating civil war.
Vladimiro Montesinos, who is already imprisoned, now faces an additional 20 year sentence for ordering the murder of six farmers under the pretext of belonging to a rebel group.
Valerii Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine's top commander, is a popular figure, but rumors have emerged of a deep rift between military and political leadership in the nation.
Key rebel forces in Burma on Wednesday released a roadmap to a potential transition of power from military rule, suggesting openness to peace talks with the junta in Naypyidaw.
