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The release of the U.S. National Security Strategy landed like a grenade in Brussels, underscoring the depth of ideological vehemence within the White House.

The West African country's interior minister said loyalist armed forces quelled the coup attempt after soldiers said they removed the president and state institutions.

Rheinmettal shares have nearly tripled since President Donald Trump's military spending demands, making CEO Armin Papperger the face of Europe's rearmament.

The Gaza ceasefire deal has prompted urgent questions about who will ultimately govern Palestinian territories. Even Trump has taken notice of Marwan Barghouti.

Police said tourists were among those killed in the fire at Birch By Romeo Lane in Arpora. India's coastal state of Goa is a popular destination for tourists.

President Donald Trump directed a review of international vaccine schedules after a CDC panel under Robert F. Kennedy Jr. cited divergent timelines elsewhere.

The suppression campaign shows how the Hong Kong government is using Beijing's playbook to respond to crises that could mobilize large groups of aggrieved people.

Banning Alternative for Germany, a far-right party, might seem undemocratic but Germany's constitution allows such prohibitions to prevent a repeat of Nazism.

Republican leaders have neither ruled out nor committed to launching a fuller investigation after revelations that U.S. forces killed two survivors of the attack.

Jailed Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai's health is declining in prison as national security verdict nears, say his family and legal team.