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Search and rescue efforts resumed Tuesday in dozens of cities and towns in western Colombia after a powerful earthquake left over 3,000 missing, with many trapped under the debris.

Hungary's Parliament elected former Supreme Court chief justice Andras Baka as president on Tuesday as the country's new government dismantles power structures left behind by former Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Two former officers in the Chinese armed forces have been arrested in South Korea on suspicion of spying on and around major U.S. bases in the country.

At least 14 artisanal miners died and eight were injured when the walls of a mine in South Africa caved in on them, police said Tuesday.

China 's launch of a rocket carrying a communications satellite on Monday evening was not successful, state media reported, adding that the cause of the failed launch was under investigation.

Hanwha Defense USA, a subsidiary of South Korea's Hanwha Group, has made an offer to buy Austal USA.

A cargo ship was hit by an unidentified projectile Tuesday while traveling near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait in the southern Red Sea, resulting in several casualties.

Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei on Monday handed more power to political hardliners as he staffed key positions in Iran's security and intelligence establishment, potentially dimming peace prospects as Tehran reaffirmed demands for U.S. concessions ...

The Pentagon's new "realism" policy in the Asia-Pacific rejects moralizing and identifying regional threats, the Pentagon's chief policymaker said in a major speech Monday that omitted references to China's nefarious activities and regional ...

The Pentagon on Monday renamed Joint Base Charleston in honor of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, a longtime South Carolina resident and former Air Force officer.