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The National Security Strategy, which each administration must publish, also said the U.S. should focus on the Western Hemisphere and consider the Middle East a place for investment.

The world is watching Australia's ban on social media for children under 16. But some experts say the policy will face difficulties.

Russia is hoping to use India's booming tech sector to challenge the West and China for IT supremacy.

In negotiations over Ukraine, European officials say President Trump's team has positioned the U.S. as an independent arbiter rather than the leading voice of NATO.

The tournament played a role in early 20th century nation building, Jonathan Wilson says in a new book, and it is still political today.

The footage was shown on Capitol Hill, where Adm. Frank M. Bradley, who oversaw a deadly attack on alleged drug smugglers, faced a day of difficult questions about the operation.

Trump says he has ended a growing list of conflicts, including between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo . In some of them, his role remains contested.

The Truman aircraft carrier group conducted airstrikes for 52 days straight. Investigators found that not all of its ships or crews were ready for such intensity.

A review panel formally confirmed longstanding suspicions that Russia was responsible for the chemical weapon that killed a woman in Salisbury, England.

Emergency rooms are "under siege" from patients with minor ailments, England's National Health Service said, ahead of a busy flu season and a doctors' strike.