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The election of Donald Trump as US president is causing turmoil across the world.

India and Japan have signed landmark civil nuclear agreement in Tokyo on Friday that was six years in the making.

British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson told European leaders Friday to stop whining about the US election results following a slew of anxious statements in response to Donald Trump's shocking victory.

Canadian singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen has died at the age of 82.

Andy Murray this week ended Novak Djokovic's two-year reign atop the rankings in men's tennis but the Scot's stay at No. 1 could be a short one -- and he knows it.

Australian photographer and artist Jane Long often threads elements of fantasy into her works. But her latest series takes surrealism to a whole new level.

When Paul Cox first started taking photos in Mongolia, he had to ensure his camera would stay hidden.

South Africa's President Jacob Zuma burnished his credentials as the country's political survivor-in-chief by avoiding a vote of no confidence in parliament on Thursday.

Take a look at 34 photos of the week from November 4 through November 10.

The far-right British politician who helped Donald Trump campaign for the US presidency has called Barack Obama a "loathsome creature."

A suicide car bomb targeted the German consulate in Afghanistan's northern Balkh province on Thursday, according to local police and officials.

The former president of the Venezuelan Football Federation, Rafael Esquivel, has pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy charges related to fraud and racketeering, according to the US attorney's office in New York.

The fossilized remains of a new species of winged dinosaur have been discovered in southern China by construction workers, who almost destroyed it with dynamite.

Magnus Wennman photographed villages where ISIS militants once lived in Iraq. An offensive is underway to drive ISIS out of the city of Mosul.

Noticing that Donald Trump's victory left some people in the US feeling miserable, one Swede decided to make a unique offer that he hoped would cheer them up a bit.

The final whistle has blown on one of the most bitterly-fought US presidential campaigns -- now one of international soccer's fiercest rivalries is about to kick off.