A Ukrainian drone damaged an upscale residential building in southwest Moscow Monday, marking the third consecutive night of attacks on the Russian capital ahead of a scaled-back military parade.
A Boeing 767 struck a truck and streetlight while landing in New Jersey, injuring the driver with glass wounds, though all 231 passengers and crew landed safely.
Fashion's most exclusive night returns May 5 with Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, and Venus Williams leading the charge for an exhibition exploring 5,000 years of costume history.
Twenty-two crew members from the Iranian cargo ship MV Touska have been transferred to Pakistan for repatriation after US forces seized the vessel for allegedly violating a naval blockade.
New analysis of the 2022 China Eastern Airlines disaster points to deliberate actions in the cockpit, contradicting earlier accident theories.
Lee Jae-yong and family complete settlement of South Korea's largest inheritance tax in six installments over five years.
Intelligence reports reveal the Russian leadership is ramping up security measures amid mounting concerns over internal threats and potential power struggles.
Satellite internet is transforming Yemen's remote workforce, though astronomical prices and Houthi threats keep most citizens offline.
From Gaza to the Cuban Missile Crisis, naval blockades have repeatedly reshaped conflicts by cutting off supplies without requiring ground invasion.
As ceasefire takes hold, ordinary Iranians fear the regime will weaponize the conflict's end against domestic opposition and dissidents.
More than 30 European leaders descend on Yerevan for unprecedented summits, signaling a dramatic geopolitical shift in a nation long dependent on Russian military and economic support.
The 74-year-old left-wing leader Jean-Luc Melenchon announced his 2027 presidential candidacy, positioning himself as a major challenger with Macron term-limited and Le Pen facing a political ban.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz claims criticism of Trump's Iran strategy has nothing to do with Washington's announced withdrawal of 5,000 American soldiers from German soil.
Heavy rains have killed at least 18 people across Kenya through flooding and landslides, marking the second deadly deluge in as many months.
Former president denies making remarks about Iran, despite video evidence from the previous day capturing him saying exactly that.
The struggling ultra-low-cost carrier attempted to curry favor with the incoming administration but couldn't overcome its operational woes.
Israeli officials demand Hamas disarmament in exchange for aid, while Palestinian factions reject the framework as a trap designed to eliminate armed resistance without guaranteeing statehood.
A police diver was lowered into a crocodile-infested South African river to recover human remains after a massive 4.5-meter reptile allegedly consumed a businessman swept away by floodwaters.
Spanish and Brazilian activists from a Gaza aid mission face detention extension and abuse allegations after their interception in international waters.
Tehran submits a comprehensive proposal to end the ongoing conflict, but nuclear disputes and Strait of Hormuz control remain fundamental obstacles to a deal.
Family of imprisoned human rights activist Narges Mohammadi reports critical health deterioration, with brother fearing she may be dying in custody.
A pair of US service members disappeared during joint military exercises in Morocco over the weekend, triggering a multinational search operation.
Ukrainian officials report 10 dead from overnight Russian drone and missile strikes across five regions, while Zelensky announces successful attacks on Russian oil tankers and military vessels.
Camp Mystic, operated by the same family since its founding, will not reopen this season, marking an end to decades of continuous operation.