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Deep in South Africa's Northern Cape province, south of the Kalahari Desert, a beaming light towers above dozens of solar mirror panels.

Kim Jong-un's global prestige received a massive boost from his prominent profile in Beijing Wednesday, prompting experts to say North Korea's widely derided leader is enjoying new relevance.

Baton-wielding riot police in a northern Serbia town on Friday fired tear gas and charged at thousands of peaceful protesters who were demanding free elections and justice after months of demonstrations against the autocratic rule of President ...

Two people were sentenced in a court in Lille, France, Thursday for illegally keeping a black panther that escaped onto a rooftop in Armentieres, France, in 2019.

Lebanon's Cabinet discussed Friday a plan drawn up by the Lebanese army to disarm the Hezbollah militant group and consolidate weapons in the hands of the state but appeared to back off from a previously announced deadline to implement it by the end ...

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer shook up his Cabinet Friday after his top deputy stepped down over a tax error on a home purchase, leaving a big hole in the center-left Labour government.

Maria Alejandra Rubio hasn't seen her son in five months. They were separated in the United States when she was detained to be deported to her native Venezuela and he was sent to live with a family friend.

Momentum is growing on Capitol Hill behind a bipartisan push to repeal the Caesar Act, which imposed heavy U.S. sanctions on former Syrian dictator Bashar Assad's regime and is now creating hurdles for the post-Assad government because it blocks ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin said any Western troops in Ukraine would be fair targets for Russian forces, a clear warning to NATO and the U.S. as debate continues over security guarantees for Kyiv.

President Trump said India and Russia appear to be "lost" to China after their leaders met with Chinese President Xi Jinping, underscoring his frustration with Moscow and New Delhi as Beijing seeks to bolster its alliances.