British lawmakers reject Theresa May's Brexit deal for a third time, and the Red Cross announces a major humanitarian aid operation to help Venezuela.
'Climate change is moving faster than our efforts to address it,' UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned on Thursday.
British Prime Minister Theresa May has offered to resign if parliament can get her Brexit deal across the finish line in the coming days.
Some national security experts worry post-Mueller report fatigue has created a ripe opportunity to broaden its interference in American politics.
10 days after being hammered by Cyclone Idai, Mozambique continues to contend with a sprawling flood plain and acute aid constraints.
President Trump cast aside decades of American foreign policy precedent by announcing U.S. recognition of Israel’s claim to Golan Heights land captured from Syria in a 1967 war.
New Zealand's prime minister responds to last week's mass shooting in Christchurch by unveiling sweeping gun control legislation.
European Council President Donald Tusk said he'd back a short Brexit delay on the condition British lawmakers quickly agree on a Brexit deal – something they've thus far failed to do.
Relief workers are struggling to assess the damage from a tropical cyclone in Mozambique that U.N. meteorologists say is among the worst weather events to ever hit the southern hemisphere.
Vladimir Putin celebrated the occasion with a concert, even as many legal experts cite the anniversary as a low point of the modern international order.
China offered the U.S. a goodwill gesture in trade talks on Friday, telling Communist Party officials they shouldn't pressure foreign firms into handing over intellectual property.
New E.U. data shows a drop in first-time asylum claims, but the 2015 refugee crisis has still left its scars.
British lawmakers handed Prime Minister Theresa May her second major defeat this week, complicating her pathways to delivering Brexit later this month.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's defense of withdrawing U.S. diplomats from Venezuela has led some to think U.S. military action there could be in the works.
Italy's new right-wing government appears poised to ignore E.U. and American concerns by joining China's massive "Belt Road Initiative" infrastructure project.
The U.S. is reportedly asking countries that host American military bases to pay "cost plus 50" percent of the bill.
36 countries spoke out against Saudi Arabia's rights record at the U.N. Human Rights Council for the first time on Thursday.
Economists think President Trump is overly focused on the trade deficit as a measure of good trade policy, though the U.S. does want to continue growing exports.
President Trump's decision to end preferential trade treatment for Turkey and India could have unintended consequences, especially if India responds by retaliating over U.S. steel tariffs.
Venezuela's Supreme Court threatened opposition leader Juan Guaidó with 30 years in jail for leaving the country, but police failed to arrest him Monday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to face indictments on bribery and fraud charges, endangering his reelection hopes next month.