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U.S. troops reported seeing an unidentified flying object in Middle Eastern skies in late 2024 and another last year, including an incident in which video footage shows "six small spherical objects" rapidly changing direction and moving at nearly 500 ...

Nigerian police fired tear gas Friday at crowds who gathered in protest against the deaths of 37 miners being held in custody.

Vacationers taking a morning dip or seeking shade on wooden sunbeds on the Greek island of Crete got a close-up view of a major military exercise unfolding in front of them Friday.

A preliminary report Friday blamed a millisecond-software defect for the cancellation of over 2,000 flights in and out of Britain last week.

Interpol is rolling out a new tool to help police track down hidden criminal assets and an Italian crime boss was one of the first to feel its effects.

An oil tanker was struck by an unidentified projectile while traveling in the Strait of Hormuz, just hours after Iran said its forces struck a ship attempting to "illegally" pass through the waterway, the U.K. Maritime Trade Operations agency ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomed leaders and representatives from seven regional countries for talks on deepening cooperation on Friday, as overnight Russian strikes in multiple regions sparked fires and caused several deaths and ...

The world is deeply divided, and the U.N.'s most powerful body is paralyzed when it comes to ending conflicts. But there's a way forward. So says the United Nations' top official.

As Houthi rebels closed in, Eshraq Abdel Gelil and her husband fled their home, walking through the mountains before catching a ride to a nearby city. Four months pregnant, she feared another miscarriage.

A human rights group in Haiti has published a report that reveals new details about one of the country's biggest massacres in recent years and unveils security holes as authorities struggle to contain violent gangs.