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He faced criticism inside and outside his party for generally lackluster and ineffectual leadership over six years.

China's Xi Jinping is visiting Vietnam, Cambodia and Malaysia -- countries President Donald Trump hit with tariffs -- and presenting himself as a reliable partner.

With more than half of Chinese adults now classified as overweight, health authorities are stepping up measures to get people to literally tighten their belts.

Sixty-three weapons seized from militants in Pakistan were provided by the U.S. government to Afghan forces during America's 20-year war, a Post investigation found.

There's a well-established "feedback loop" between Argentine President Javier Milei and President Donald Trump. But the solidarity obscures glaring differences in the context and history between their countries.

He helped lead the Latin American "boom" of literary fiction in the 1960s, a burst of creativity and stylistic experimentation that produced some of the era's most-acclaimed novels.

The attack on al-Ahli Hospital destroyed the emergency room, paramedic office, ambulance bay, blood bank and chemistry lab, medics there said.

The strike in Sumy, in northeastern Ukraine, took place on Palm Sunday, when families traditionally flock to Mass before Easter.

Security and the economy in the once-peaceful South American nation are key issues in Sunday's presidential election.

Experts say images obtained by The Post show blast patterns and shell fragments that are consistent with two Israeli tank shells. The IDF has denied responsibility for the strike, which killed a European aid worker.