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European officials said President Donald Trump is right about the need to end purchases of Russian fossil fuels, but his demand delays new pressure on Moscow for a ceasefire.

Two labs tested samples from Navalny that had been smuggled out of the country and concluded he had been poisoned, his wife said. Official cause of death cited disease.

President Donald Trump's second state visit to Britain was designed to keep him away from crowds but opponents of the American president made clear they would be heard.

Palestinian journalists on the ground reported attacks overnight in Gaza City, where hundreds of thousands of people are believed to still reside.

A new Environmental Justice Foundation report exposes violations in the vast Chinese squid-fishing industry, which has supply chain links to the U.S. and Europe.

When encountering a British monarch, a bow or curtsy is okay, a hug generally is not, and "Your Royal Highness," is much preferred over saying "Chuck" or "Kate."

Beijing has allowed Mao Chenyue, a Wells Fargo employee from Atlanta, to return to the United States, people familiar with the matter said.

The president acknowledged the incident while delivering a warning to Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro.

Israel rejected the conclusions, which echo those of a growing group of governments and human rights organizations.

Aid workers "face a harrowing, untenable decision: Stay and maybe be killed, or leave their homes, maybe never to return," the head of an aid group said.