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Since June, Russia has attacked Ukrainian cities nightly, launching at times hundreds of attack drones and dozens of missiles, and killing hundreds of civilians.

Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli steps down after a social media ban and anger over corruption sparked protests in which 19 people were reportedly killed.

That Syrians are still going missing -- during outbreaks of violence or the settling of old scores -- has been too much for victims' families to bear.

The demonstrations in Nepal over government corruption and restrictions to apps such as WhatsApp and Facebook were driven by widespread anger among young people.

Speech advocates called the arrests of demonstrators holding "I support Palestine Action" signs a "new low" for protest rights.

The unannounced trip coincides with the Trump administration's plan to dramatically ramp up operations targeting Latin American drug cartels.

Tom Phillips went missing with his children in 2021, sparking a New Zealand search. His children were found unharmed.

South Korea pledged to invest $350 billion in the U.S. in a trade deal. Now the country is reeling at actions many see as counter to the spirit of the alliance.

As tensions with the United States grow, Nicolas Maduro is reviving Venezuela's heroes with AI to encourage citizens to join militias.