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A week after a student movement toppled Serbia's strongman Aleksandar Vucic in an election, thousands of students and their supporters on Sunday marked two years since a deadly train station disaster that gave birth to their anti-corruption campaign.

French authorities expressed relief Sunday after mass protests over rising living costs resulted in less violence than previous weekends. But police expect new demonstrations as high schools at the heart of the movement reopen Monday after their ...

The State Department has approved the sale of 500 Patriot interceptor missiles to Ukraine for an estimated price of $2.1 billion.

Police in London said that 139 people were arrested at a demonstration Saturday outside the U.S. Embassy in support of the banned protest group Palestine Action.

Taiwan's coast guard accused China of harassment after a Chinese vessel entered restricted waters near a disputed coral island administered by Taiwan in the South China Sea.

Hundreds of anti-government protesters rallied overnight outside Poland's Constitutional Tribunal to denounce the suspension of its president, a move they blame on the country's pro-European government.

NASA-funded scientists have determined that a meteorite found in the Sahara Desert in Mali in 2022 is an ancient piece of the crust of Mars.

U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham says his government will consider apologizing for the first time for its role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade, but has rejected calls for the country to pay reparations.

Two Chinese nationals convicted of spying as unregistered agents were sentenced to prison in California for collaborating with China's Ministry of State Security intelligence service, the Justice Department said Friday.

Israel certified its election results Friday, confirming that the Jewish state's minority Arab population will control a record 19 seats in the Knesset -- enough, at least on paper, to break the stalemate between incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin ...