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Albania's prime minister on Friday tapped an Artificial Intelligence-generated 'minister' to tackle corruption in his new Cabinet, a project launched with the help of Microsoft.

Tropical Storm Mario formed Friday off the Pacific coast of Mexico and was expected to bring wind, rain and possible flash flooding, forecasters said.

Russia's central bank cut its benchmark interest rate Friday by one percentage point to 17%, a step that could support the economy as growth slows and spending on the war against Ukraine increases the budget deficit.

Polish officials insisted Friday that a drone incursion into its territory was an intentional provocation by Russia and strongly rejected suggestions made by President Trump the day before that it could have been a mistake.

In the wake of Chinese President Xi Jinping's reception of world leaders at a military parade last week, the U.S. needs to re-engage with the Indo-Pacific via top-level visits and diplomatic engagement, while addressing concerns generated by tariffs ...

Japan is sending fighter jets to Europe in its boldest military deployment since World War II.

Puerto Rican reggaeton artist Bad Bunny is not making any stops in the U.S. on his upcoming "DeBI TiRAR MaS FOToS" world tour over fears that his fans could get deported.

Conservatives and right-wing populists warn a new European Union initiative could become state-controlled speech police.

The U.N. Security Council will meet on Friday to discuss drone incursions into neutral airspace after Poland shot down Russian unmanned aircraft over its territory this week.

The U.S. military is planning to add multiple nuclear warheads to aging Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles to increase their deterrence firepower until the troubled Sentinel missile system can be deployed, Congress' Government ...