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Italian cooking joins French gastronomy and Mexican cuisine on UNESCO's list of global cultural gems, setting off celebration and snickering.

A diplomatic standoff between the U.S. and the Central African nation of Chad is preventing two American doctors from delivering life-changing care.

The recruitment drive targets the kind of highly skilled foreign workers facing increased scrutiny under the Trump administration's immigration restrictions.

The civil war in Sudan has spawned the world's worst humanitarian crisis. The region is still grappling with past traumas.

The Ukrainian leader has argued elections in wartime are impossible. But with U.S. and European help, he said Tuesday, a vote could be held within three months.

Adm. Alvin Holsey, who oversees military operations in Latin America, has voiced concern about the Trump administration's activities there.

In his second term, the president has oscillated between condemning Russia and threatening sanctions to berating Ukraine and pressuring it to give up its land.

Relations between the U.S. and Europe hit a low point as President Donald Trump's security strategy slams Europe but largely ignores threats from Russia and China.

Despite promising to stay on the sidelines this administration, Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner has become enmeshed in critical diplomatic negotiations.

Record numbers of undocumented immigrants from Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia have been deported this year, and there's hardly any support to help them reintegrate.