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The U.S. and Switzerland have reached a trade deal that will reduce President Trump's tariffs on the European nation from 39% to 15%, a top administration official said.

Canada's spy agency this year stopped a plot by Iranian intelligence services to target dissidents living in Canada, the director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service announced on Thursday.

The first thing that hits you at the World Cheese Awards is the smell.

Foreign ministers from across the European Union are reportedly considering a plan that would see the body train 3,000-strong Palestinian police officers who would eventually help keep the peace in Gaza, according to a paper circulated among member ...

Russia unleashed a major missile and drone barrage on Kyiv early Friday, killing five people, starting fires and scattering debris as the sound of explosions boomed across the city, Ukrainian authorities said. A pregnant woman was among at least 34 ...

Hungary will challenge the European Union's plan to end Russian energy imports and take the case to an EU court, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Friday.

Pakistan on Friday announced the arrest of four militants over their alleged involvement in a deadly suicide bombing outside a district court in the capital, a breakthrough in an investigation launched after the attack killed 12 people and wounded 28 ...

President Trump has stirred up global headlines by threatening to send U.S. forces into Nigeria to protect Christians from militant attacks. Some call it bold leadership, others dangerous interference, but what's really happening behind this brewing ...

China's recent declaration of a nature reserve on a disputed South China Sea shoal is illegal and an example of Beijing's legal warfare, according to a new report by lawyers at the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.

The Pentagon's secretive Replicator program isn't about drones, at least not entirely. If it was, it's fallen short of its goal.