A group of Japanese citizens, including a man of Pakistani descent, have filed a civil lawsuit against Japan's police, alleging racial profiling and discrimination.
The war between Russia and Ukraine has reached a crucial point, with Ukraine struggling economically and seeking support from the European Union, officials say.
52 people have been reported dead following an attack by gunmen in South Sudan's oil-rich Abyei region, the subject of a territorial dispute with Sudan.
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni hosted a summit of African leaders on Monday, aiming to address migration flows, energy diversification and Europe-Africa ties.
France mobilized 15,000 police officers and tanks as farmers protesting high costs, regulations and EU climate measures plan a "siege" of Paris on Monday.
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has accused his successor, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., of drug addiction and seeking to extend his power by removing term limits.
Sri Lanka is in communication with Somali authorities after a fishing vessel and its crew were suspected to be abducted by Somali pirates, officials say.
Iran is claiming no link to a deadly attack on U.S. service members in Jordan that Biden says was carried out by “radical Iran-backed militant groups."
Russia's election commission has officially registered President Vladimir Putin as a candidate for the upcoming March presidential election, officials say.
Pakistan and Iran have agreed to enhance security cooperation following deadly airstrikes by both countries this month. The airstrikes targeted militant groups along the border.
Austria became the 12th country to suspend payments to the UNRWA amid allegations that some of its workers helped and celebrated the Oct. 7 Hamas-led attack on Israel communities.
Time reporter Simon Shuster has spent 17 years as a foreign affairs correspondent with a focus on Russia and Ukraine, reporting on the ground starting with Crimea's annexation.
The number of U.S. service members injured in an attack by Iran-backed militias on a base in Jordan rose late Sunday to 34, including eight who had to be evacuated.
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un supervised the second test launch of a new cruise missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads and being launched from a submarine.
Japan announced it was suspending funds to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) after allegations staffers participated in Oct. 7 massacre.
Who is the coalition of Iran-backed Islamic militant groups who claimed responsibility for the attack on a base in Jordan that killed three U.S. troops?
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls on member countries to continue funding the UNRWA despite proof that several of its workers participated in the Oct. 7 massacre.
