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After delaying confirmation of the upcoming summit amid a health scare, Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to Washington this week for meetings with President Trump, China's Foreign Ministry announced Monday.

A so-far unexplained explosion that wounded three South Korean soldiers in the Demilitarized Zone on Monday adds timely weight to Seoul's resistance to U.S. pressure to deploy military assets to the Middle East.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said Sunday she'll soon introduce a measure to her government that would cap the number of foreign students in classrooms and ban the wearing of burqas and niqabs in schools.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday that the U.S. and China are speaking directly about the dangers of artificial intelligence.

When President Donald Trump first ran for office, he called out China as a menace to the U.S. economy, saying it had gutted America's factories and eroded the middle class.

NATO will also be responsible for Greenland's security under a landmark U.S.-Denmark agreement announced by President Trump last week, the Danish foreign minister said.

Iran possesses new weapons capable of expanding "the geography of the war" with the U.S., a top Iranian general warned Monday as President Trump weighs whether to resume attacks against Iran and escalate America's involvement in a widening Middle ...

A police officer and a man were wounded in an exchange of gunfire Sunday near a synagogue in Ontario as members of the Jewish community marked Yom Kippur, authorities said. The man was hospitalized in life-threatening condition.

Christian symbolism, however, was no accident. Pyongyang was once dubbed "The Jerusalem of the East," and communist guerilla, Red Army captain and state founder Kim Il Sung was raised in a deeply Christian household.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and French President Emmanuel Macron moved Sunday to deepen a strategic partnership spanning space, defense, energy and business, another step in Canada's accelerating turn toward Europe as relations with the ...