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British divers and a German historian who found the German World War II submarine U-672 in the English Channel say it stayed hidden for over eight decades due to a paperwork mistake.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday said he instructed his country's military and intelligence leaders to pursue overthrowing the Iranian regime in Tehran.

King Charles III led tributes Wednesday to the people of the Welsh village of Aberfan on the 60th anniversary of a coal slide onto a school that claimed the lives of 116 children and 28 adults.

The Pentagon's effort to dramatically ramp up interceptor missile production to replace stocks depleted by the Iran and Ukraine wars has begun reaching deeper into the supply chain of the U.S. defense industrial base.

Chinese exports of the precursor chemicals used to make deadly fentanyl are continuing, despite Beijing's agreement last year to halt the flow and despite President Trump pressing Chinese President Xi Jinping at their recent summit to do more,

Active-duty U.S. Army troops in Germany are taking over the training of Ukrainian soldiers, formally ending a decade-long program in which National Guard personnel led the mission.

Flights took off and landed at Saudi Arabia's King Khalid International Airport on Wednesday, just days after the kingdom's aviation authority said airlines could resume operations.

Actress Christina Ricci is defending recent riots that have rocked France.

Russia's top domestic security agency said Wednesday it has detained a German national who faces charges after allegedly serving in the Ukrainian army.

The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said Wednesday that Pyongyang will resume propaganda broadcasts across the Demilitarized Zone.