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The U.N. secretary-general warned Tuesday that the war in Sudan is "spiraling out of control" after a paramilitary force seized the besieged and famine-stricken Darfur city of el-Fasher.

A senior Russian lawmaker said Moscow should consider providing Venezuela with its advanced Oreshnik midrange ballistic missile as the Trump administration ramps up its military presence in the Caribbean with the deployment of at least eight U.S.

A passenger train crashed into a cargo train in central India Tuesday, killing at least seven people and injuring several others, a senior government official said.

A passenger train crashed into a cargo train in central India Tuesday, killing at least five people and injuring several others, a senior government official said.

Israel's recent violations of the Gaza ceasefire threatened to shatter the already fragile peace, Turkey's foreign minister said Monday, following a summit with foreign leaders to discuss the state of the peace plan.

Legal scholars say the Trump administration may have a solid argument that international drug cartels are using narcotics as de facto weapons of war and are targeting the U.S. with the intent of doing physical harm -- in the form of drug addiction --

Firefighters worked to rescue a worker trapped for hours beneath the rubble of a medieval tower that partially collapsed while under renovation in the heart of Italy's capital on Monday, critically injuring another worker.

Spain's Attorney General Alvaro Garcia Ortiz went on trial Monday over allegations of leaking confidential information in an unprecedented and politically explosive case that looms large over Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez' s left-wing government.

Famine has spread to two regions of war-torn Sudan, including a major city in Darfur where paramilitary fighters have been rampaging, a global hunger monitoring group said Monday, as the war has created the world's largest humanitarian disaster.

More than 150,000 people evacuated to safer ground in eastern Philippine provinces Monday as a typhoon approached from the Pacific, with authorities warning of torrential rains, potentially destructive winds and storm surges of up to 3 meters (nearly ...