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China has been carrying out major military drills around Taiwan since early November. But contrary to some claims on social media, Beijing's armed forces have not actually implemented a blockade on the island; they just simulated it.
The Lebanese army said on Friday it had raided an arms depot in Beirut's southern suburbs and arrested one person.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (Yonhap) -- U.S. President Donald Trump seems to view an env...
Thousands gathered in Tehran for a mass funeral honouring 110 unidentified soldiers killed in the Iran-Iraq war.
The missing father of two did not have any known mental health issues, his father says
Pope Leo held the central event of his 12-day South America tour on Friday, an outdoor mass in northern Peru where he told a vast crowd of people who once knew him as their bishop that he thanked God he was alive to see them. People arrived on foot and in lines of vehicles at an arid field outside…
British representatives will be part of a team representing Europe in Ukraine peace talks.
Saudi Arabia is “disintegrating”, US President Donald Trump said in an interview released on Friday, which is likely to offend the kingdom, as it suffers missile and drone strikes from Yemen’s Houthis.
From Cairo to Moscow to Washington, governments are turning up the pressure on media workers
Users shared countless memes celebrating an unexpected break, and cheekily urging Microsoft to ‘aim for Monday’ when restoring access
The far-right Rassemblement National has stepped up public attacks against critical charities, unions, judges and journalists.
The architect of Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown is now his chief of staff. But is Stephen Miller an aggressive ideologue primed for battle, or a soft-spoken tactician who can reach across the aisle?
Several countries that rely heavily on fossil fuels want to delay the next round of scientific assessments that governments use to inform their climate policies.
Saudi Arabia is “disintegrating”, US President Donald Trump said in an interview released on Friday, which is likely to offend the kingdom, as it suffers missile and drone strikes from Yemen’s Houthis.
AL RAYYAN, Qatar, Nov. 13 (Yonhap) -- Robert Moreno, temporary head coach of the...
Judges at the International Criminal Court have ended the part of the global tribunal’s investigation into Afghanistan that could have involved U.S. military personnel
No state currently guarantees leave for pet care or loss, though several have proposed laws
London police say they are investigating children’s author and TV personality David Walliams for serious sexual offenses after news outlets reported allegations of misconduct
Residents of Kriva Palanka in North Macedonia are dealing with a herd of over 1,000 roaming cattle
FRANCE 24 hosts Albin Kurti, the prime minister of Kosovo, a country that declared its independence from Serbia back in 2008 and sees itself as part of the European family. But four years after applying to join the EU, Kosovo has still not received candidate status. We explore Kosovo's path towards…
Pope Leo is expected to celebrate Mass for thousands of pilgrims, visit a chapel he helped rebuild and meet local clergy and university students.
BMW is still working on the recall fix and is aware of 10 fire incidents that may related to the issue
American activist Fergie Chambers told a Spanish court on Friday that he supported humanitarian relief efforts in Gaza because Israel's genocidal war in the Palestinian territory had become “the prevailing moral question of our time”.
Tech firm says it is ‘deeply sorry’ for disruption and has now addressed the underlying issue
Trump officials have denied whistleblower claims as Democrats prepare to investigate president’s DC pet projects
The UN's human rights chief on Friday demanded the return of the body of a Yemeni staff member who died of unknown causes weeks ago, after more than two years in Houthi custody.
Kyiv's forces are using drones and ground robots to help defend against Russia's army along the about 1,200-km front line snaking down eastern and southeastern Ukraine
Experts warn against revising Europe's security framework because they say it would mean granting Moscow its longstanding wish of renegotiating postwar security on the continent.