South Korea's presidential office said that establishing diplomatic relations with Cuba would deliver a "political and psychological blow" to North Korea.
Hundreds of South Korean doctors protested in Seoul and other cities against a government plan to increase the number of medical students by 2,000 starting in 2025.
British Foreign Minister David Cameron and Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski have urged the U.S. Congress to approve a $60 billion aid package for Ukraine.
Two South African soldiers were killed and three injured in eastern Congo when a mortar hit their base. The South African National Defence Force is investigating the incident.
U.S. forces carried out more strikes protecting ships in the Red Sea from attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels, while also seizing an Iranian weapons shipment.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken is visiting NATO ally Albania to reaffirm the strong bond between the U.S. and Albania with tensions in the region at their worst in decades.
A Russian politician, Boris Nadezhdin, lost an appeal challenging his exclusion from the upcoming presidential election where Vladimir Putin is expected to win.
French President Emmanuel Macron is set to sign a bilateral security agreement with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during a trip to Paris on Friday.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg cautioned member countries against allowing a divide between the U.S. and Europe if Donald Trump returns to office.
Vladimir Putin, in an interview broadcast on Russian state television, weighed in on the 2024 presidential election by saying he prefers Biden over Trump.
Israel says it raided the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis after receiving "credible intelligence" that Hamas had housed over two dozen hostages at the site.
Amid the Iranian regime’s expansionist military and terrorist attacks across the Middle East, Tehran claims it owns Antarctica and will set up military infrastructure in the South Pole.
The detention of prominent attorney and activist Rocío San Miguel highlights concerns surrounding Venezuelan government actions against adversaries real and perceived.
The Haitian government announced Wednesday its efforts to broker an official agreement with Kenya to deploy police from the African nation on Haiti's streets.
Lt. Col. Troy Bartley, 57, of Alton, Illinois, died a non-combat-related death Sunday at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait, according to the Army Reserve Command.
Italian police raided the homes of 24 people on Wednesday, all suspects in an investigation into the promotion of fascism at a gathering in the Jewish quarter of Ferrara.
A Scandinavian Airlines plane struck a fence at Oslo's Gardermoen Airport on Wednesday, slightly damaging the aircraft and causing no reported injuries.
Iran's former atomic energy chief claimed the country had everything it needed to produce an atomic weapon after crossing "all the thresholds of nuclear science and technology."
Amazon is under ordinances from Mexican regulators to reveal algorithms, wall off TV streaming as a Prime membership perk, and to avoid 'the logistics method' in the Latin American nation.
