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Ukrainian soldiers marching down the Champs-Elysees drew some of the loudest cheers Tuesday as France turned its Bastille Day parade into a show of European military support for Kyiv.

President Trump and Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi on Tuesday hailed a new era of relations in which American oil companies in the Mideast country will effectively replace U.S. soldiers.

A China-born American seismologist has been detained in China without trial for nearly two years, an advocacy group advising the family said Tuesday, a revelation that came a couple of months before Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to visit ...

The State Department this month announced formal plans to remove Syria's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism after nearly 50 years, as the Trump administration deepens ties with the young government in Damascus.

Israel and U.S. officials are disputing Rep. Ro Khanna's account of being detained by Israeli settlers during his trip to the West Bank last week.

President Trump said Tuesday he is backing off his plan to charge a 20% toll on foreign ships using the Strait of Hormuz.

Polish jet fighters intercepted a Russian reconnaissance aircraft over the Baltic Sea near the country's maritime border, officials in Warsaw said Tuesday.

Hundreds of firefighters battled two blazes Tuesday in the Fontainebleau forest south of Paris that have consumed nearly 2,000 hectares (about 4,900 acres) and forced the evacuation of 1,000 people, local authorities said.

Britain's legal watchdog announced on Tuesday that it has upheld a suspension for the International Criminal Court's embattled chief prosecutor over allegations of sexual misconduct, banning him from practicing law in his home country.

After her grandmother's house in Caracas narrowly survived last month's devastating back-to-back earthquakes, Alessandra Izaguirre was desperate to help Venezuela.