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Venezuela's legislature on Thursday approved an amnesty bill that could lead to the release of politicians, activists, lawyers and many others, effectively acknowledging that the government has held hundreds of people in prison for political ...

The Pentagon is sending the largest force of American warships and aircraft to the Middle East in decades, including two aircraft carrier strike groups, as President Donald Trump warns of possible military action against Iran if talks over its ...

The Trump administration has adopted a new policy demanding refugees go through a new security check after a year in the U.S., and declaring that they can be arrested and held in detention until they are shown to be clear of red flags.

Four journalists and a lawyer were arrested Tuesday in Cameroon while reporting on Africans recently deported from the United States.

I'd already been warned that multiple soldiers were removed from the training event I was heading to due to frostbite. Overnight temperatures were flipping the gauge, with temperatures dropping down to -35deg. What I wasn't expecting was how dry it ...

The U.K. won't allow the Pentagon to use British bases to launch attacks on Iran, reported The Times of London.

President Trump said peace in the Middle East is finally at hand, offering an optimistic vision for rebuilding Gaza and bringing harmony to the tumultuous region at the inaugural meeting of his Board of Peace.

A new Kenyan intelligence report says that 1,000 Kenyans were recruited to fight for Russia in Ukraine after being misled with false promises of jobs in Russia before being sent to the front lines.

President Trump could order strikes on targets in Iran as early as this weekend, reports this week indicated, as the Pentagon continues a massive military buildup in the region and U.S. negotiators continue diplomatic talks with Iranian officials.

As Russia's battlefield losses mount in Ukraine, African leaders are increasingly condemning what they describe as a cynical campaign to recruit African men to fight and die in a foreign war.