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North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un boasted that the country's recent successful ICBM launch offers an option "when Washington makes a wrong decision."

As situations of life or death unfolded throughout 2023, these are some of the top stories of survival and miraculous rescues that happened this year.

Russia faced infighting among its forces as ministry generals and mercenary forces butted heads, but Ukraine did not manage to make the gains it promised.

The director of one of the biggest hospitals in Gaza admitted that he is a senior Hamas terrorist and that the terror organization was using the hospital as a base.

Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen say they will not stop attacking commercial vessels in the Red Sea despite the formation of U.S.-led task force.

Houthi rebels from Yemen have threatened international shipping in the Red Sea and have engaged in a number of attacks on vessels while also threatening Israel.

Saman Abbas' parents and uncle have been convicted in connection with her murder, motivated by her refusal to marry a cousin in her native Pakistan.

The Israeli Defense Forces says reports of two women killed by Israeli sniper fire in the area of a church do not match the conclusions of an internal review.

Over 2,000 South African mineworkers remained underground Tuesday, as a protest over pay and benefits at a Rustenburg-area platinum mine continues.

Protesters returned to Slovakia's streets in droves Tuesday to protest amendments to the country's penal code, championed by the populist government of Prime Minister Robert Fico.

Cyprus, following a joint operation with Mossad, has reported the arrests of two Iranians in connection with a plot to target and kill Israeli businessmen.

Former Haitian Sen. John Joel Joseph has been sentenced to life in prison for his role in the 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moïse.

Guineans on Tuesday found themselves grappling with soaring fuel costs after an explosion wrought havoc on the West African nation's main energy depot.

The U.S. has imposed a new round of sanctions on entities and individuals in Iran and Asia who were involved in procuring materials for the manufacturing of drones for Tehran.

Di Sanh Duong, 68, of Melbourne, Australia, has been convicted on covert foreign interference charges — a first under a relatively new law established in 2018.

A deadly, months-long conflict between military and paramilitary forces in Sudan has reached a key city long considered a safe haven for displaced civilians.

At least 10 people have been reported dead following an attack by Islamic State-linked Allied Democratic Forces militants on a western Ugandan village.

Poland's prime minister has announced the appointment of new heads for state security, intelligence and anti-corruption offices, marking a shift from the previous government.

Dive into the world of Pule cheese: One of the rarest cheeses in the world. Discover its taste, cost and the artistry behind this exclusive delicacy.

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops clarified to U.S. faithful that the Vatican's document approving blessings for people in same-sex relationships does not change its doctrine.