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New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said Wednesday that he survived a leadership vote prompted by a challenge from his defense minister less than three months before an election.

Erblin Ademi watched from afar as workers excavated recently discovered mass graves from the 1998-99 war in Kosovo. Nearly 30 years after his father went missing, Ademi both feared and wished that his remains will finally be found.

The head of President Trump's ambitious "Golden Dome for America" project said Tuesday that the U.S. military has already carried out two secretive tests of the multibillion-dollar missile defense shield, with new technologies and artificial ...

Japan's Defense Ministry says North Korea has launched a possible ballistic missile toward the sea.

New Chinese government controls over a disputed South China Sea reef are a "destabilizing activity" and legal claims that Beijing is protecting a nature reserve there are questionable, the State Department said in pushing back against China's ...

Saudi Arabia has stopped loading crude from its Red Sea coast amid ramped-up attacks from Iran-backed Houthis and is weighing whether to back a new Yemeni ground campaign to retake the shoreline from the rebel militants.

President Trump predicted in March that his military "excursion" into Iran would last several weeks. Instead, he's been trapped in a doom loop of violence and negotiations for nearly half the year, hamstrung by an aversion to deploying U.S. ground ...

High-profile hard-liners close to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei on Tuesday remained defiant under U.S. and Israeli pressure despite rumblings of an incoming peace deal from mediators.

A Marine veteran who has been in Russian prison since 2022 has been released and is on his way to the U.S. to remedy his "dire" condition.

Residents in Turkey's mainly Kurdish-populated southeastern region reacted with a mix of relief, joy and uncertainty on Tuesday after parliament approved a conditional pardon for thousands of Kurdish militants, offering them a potential path toward ...