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A fire broke out at the Laotian Embassy in the 2200 block of S Street NW in D.C. this week. The people inside evacuated safely, and no one was injured.

President Donald Trump is set to fete Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Tuesday when the de facto leader of Saudi Arabia makes his first White House visit since the 2018 killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents.

Eswatini on Tuesday became the first African country to receive lenacapavir, the first twice-yearly HIV prevention injection hailed by global health officials as a game-changer in the fight against a virus that has killed tens of millions of people ...

Britain's domestic intelligence agency on Tuesday warned lawmakers that Chinese spies were actively reaching out to "recruit and cultivate" them via headhunters or cover companies.

The foreign ministries of Russia and China sharply critiqued the U.S.-drafted resolution on Gaza, which passed a U.N. Security Council vote on Monday, arguing the measure is too vague and inconsistent with international law.

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy announced he would travel to Turkey on Wednesday to restart peace negotiations, but Moscow has denied that it is sending any representatives.

Estonia's foreign minister dismissed Russian denials that three of its MiG-31 fighter jets crossed into his country's airspace in mid-September.

China agreed to cooperate in halting shipments of fentanyl and precursor chemicals used in manufacturing it during talks in Beijing, according to FBI Director Kash Patel.

President Trump will lobby Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to normalize relations with Israel when he rolls out the red carpet for the Middle East leader in Washington on Tuesday.

Gunmen attacked a high school in northwestern Nigeria before dawn on Monday, taking 25 schoolgirls and killing at least one staffer, authorities said of the latest abduction of students in the region.