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Retired Supreme Court Justice Louise Arbour will be Canada's next governor general, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Tuesday.

The painting shows a girl in a bonnet and her younger brother staring across the Normandy coast toward an unknown horizon.

As a new U.S. ambassador to Korea advances through nomination processes, a tranche of bilateral tensions are piling up, with a brouhaha over an alleged intelligence leak being the biggest flare-up.

Specialists on religious bias against Muslims said Tuesday that the U.S. must do better when it comes to supporting religious freedom, warning against the normalization of prejudice.

French President Emmanuel Macron stole some of the spotlight from other world leaders in Armenia's capital this week when he crooned classic ballads, including "La Boheme," at a glitzy state dinner.

Iran's economy is failing and its currency is worthless, President Trump said Tuesday, heaping pressure on Tehran to make a deal.

The United Arab Emirates said Tuesday it was dealing with a new round of missile and drone attacks from Iran, testing a Middle East ceasefire that Trump officials described as intact despite new aggression in the region.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday the U.S. ceasefire with Iran is holding, despite an exchange of fire the day before that resulted in the sinking of at least six Iranian boats that had been harassing commercial vessels in the Strait of ...

An explosion at a fireworks plant in a central Chinese province killed at least 26 people and injured 61 others, state media reported Tuesday, prompting the halting of all firework manufacturing near the site.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is set to travel to Beijing Tuesday, marking his first meeting with his Chinese counterpart since the start of the war with the U.S. and Israel.