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President Trump on Friday declared Nigeria a country of particular concern, citing the "existential threat" Christianity is facing in the African country.

A group of military officers was arrested in Guinea-Bissau this week for allegedly planning a coup, according to a statement from the armed forces Friday.

President Trump on Friday said he has no plans to order military strikes within Venezuela.

Israel returned the bodies of 30 Palestinians to health authorities in Gaza on Friday, completing an exchange after militants turned over remains of two hostages, in a sign that the tense Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement is edging forward.

Hundreds of demonstrators faced off with police in Tanzania's commercial capital Friday to demand the national electoral body stop announcing election results that they say lack credibility, in a tense political climate that has led to the deployment ...

They were talking on different continents, and their messages were equally far apart: While South Korea's president spoke of massively expanding arms exports, NATO military leaders demanded that new weapons be battle-tested in Ukraine.

Turkey will host a meeting next week with the foreign ministers of some Muslim countries to discuss the state of the Gaza ceasefire and how to proceed to the second stage, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced Friday.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his Indian counterpart signed a landmark defense agreement on Friday aimed at expanding military and technological cooperation between Washington and New Delhi.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced Friday he will ask President Trump for an official exemption from U.S. sanctions on Russian oil during their meeting next week.

More than three years into Russia's brutal invasion of its neighbor, the war raging on Ukraine's eastern plains is increasingly being fought by machines.