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A powerful 6.3 magnitude earthquake shook northern Afghanistan before dawn Monday, killing at least 20 people and injuring more than 640 others, 25 critically, a disaster management official said. Health officials said the numbers could rise.

The leader of Spain's Valencia region said Monday he was stepping down over his government's handling of the devastating flash floods that killed more than 230 people last year and whose response he is widely seen as having bungled.

President Trump says Nvidia, the highly valuable chipmaker, will not provide its advanced Blackwell chips to China as the world's largest economies vie to become the leaders in the artificial intelligence race.

In the Ugandan newsroom where he appeared one day as an intern, Zohran Mamdani looked shy and unassuming. His father had arranged for him to spend time at the Daily Monitor newspaper with hope that the teenager would show more interest in current ...

HANOI, Vietnam - Resolving cases of missing Americans from the Vietnam War remains a top priority of the Trump administration, and the Pentagon also is taking steps to find Vietnam's missing troops, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Sunday.

President Trump threatened to send the U.S. military to Nigeria and withhold foreign aid to the country if the government "continues to allow the killing of Christians."

Israel said the Red Cross has received the remains of three hostages in Gaza and they will be handed over to Israel's military.

British police say one of two men arrested over a stabbing attack on a train has been released without charge.

Only a few thousand Sudanese have reached the nearest camp for displaced people in the days since Sudan's paramilitary forces seized el-Fasher city, raising fears over tens of thousands who might still be trapped as survivors described killings and ...

At least two people were killed in a drone attack in Ukraine's southwestern Odesa region, authorities said Sunday. Meanwhile, Russia and Ukraine continued to target each other's infrastructure.