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Senior U.S. officials urged European allies Thursday to speed up the phasing out of Russian gas by expanding regional pipeline networks and boosting American liquefied natural gas imports across Europe.

Cameroon's longtime leader Paul Biya was sworn in on Thursday for a new seven-year term following his victory in last month's presidential election, which his opposition rival has described as "a constitutional coup."

Pope Leo XIV met Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas for the first time on Thursday, and the two men discussed the urgent need to provide assistance to civilians in Gaza and to pursue a two-state solution to end the conflict in the region.

Police in Germany said Thursday they detained a 31-year-old man suspected of painting swastikas with his own blood on dozens of cars, some mailboxes and building facades in the central town of Hanau.

Another teen was arrested in connection with a planned and prevented Halloween terror plot in Michigan, bringing the total apprehended to five.

The Trump administration's recent cuts to domestic space institutions put the U.S. on the back foot when competing against China in the final frontier, some experts say, arguing that Washington should encourage investment in space technology to ...

The 12-day conflict between Iran and Israel in June and the 1991 Gulf War may be separated by decades, geography and major players, but that doesn't mean the lessons learned from the U.S.-led coalition that ejected Iraq from neighboring Kuwait have ...

President Trump declared recently the United States will resume nuclear testing in response to nuclear tests by Russia, China and North Korea.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a harsh warning Saturday about Chinese military aggression in the South China Sea during remarks to a meeting of Southeast Asian defense ministers.

Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani's stunning win in New York's mayoral race blew up the internal fight that threatens to break apart the Democratic Party ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.