Millions of Spanish workers went on strike Wednesday to protest housing costs, shutting down stores and stalling public transportation in the nation's first general walkout in 14 years.
More than 300 schools across Italy were evacuated on Wednesday after authorities received an emailed bomb threat, the latest in a series of threats disrupting European institutions.
Pope Leo XIV closed an emotional and politically charged visit to Argentina on Wednesday with an appeal for unity and reconciliation, as he offered a parting message of hope to the polarized homeland of his predecessor.
Salvadoran troops bombard a gangster's home from helicopters over the Haitian countryside. Civilians cheer on marching camouflage-clad soldiers. Armored cars drive through the Caribbean nation's gang-ravaged streets.
It's time to act decisively and urgently to curb global warming, which is wreaking havoc with deadly floods,heat waves and other disasters, the United Nations chief told world leaders Wednesday as formal talks began at the U.N. climate conference in ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Trump held a contentious phone call over the weekend concerning strategy in the Iran war that devolved into a "shouting match from hell," according to reports.
Austria's government on Wednesday launched plans to tighten the country's laws against spying, which at present explicitly ban espionage directed against Austria itself but not if it targets other countries or international organizations.
A total of 120 Indonesian lawmakers moved Wednesday to challenge the vice president's eligibility to remain in office, launching a parliamentary process that could lead to his impeachment after recent court rulings raised doubts about his educational ...