Sudan's prime minister had said transitional government was ready to cooperate with court, but four

Remains of 215 children were discovered at a former school last month

Rights group says journalists facing ongoing persecution, intimidation, harassment and violence'

As the occupying power, the UN says Israel would be in violation of international humanitarian law w

EC head Ursula von der Leyen says discussions about waiving intellectual property rights won't produ

Secretary of State Antony Blinken says a just-completed policy review on North Korea is 'a calibrate

According to the United Nations, the world's highest drowning rates are in Africa while the highest

Ban linked to allegations of drug smuggling

General Min Aung Hlaing is expected to attend ASEAN Summit in Jakarta

Pope Francis voices apprehension over recent Russian troop buildup near border with Ukraine and call

The commander of US military forces in Europe says the Russian buildup is concerning, but threat may

Some 30 entities are expected to face sanctions

Surveillance video shows the men watched from the lobby as 65-year-old Vilma Kari was repeatedly kic

Insurgents bomb 2 transmitters, disabling the Borno state capital of Maiduguri just days after power

Independent investigative newspaper urges probe after security camera recorded a person spraying its

Officer Brian Sicknick was rushed to a hospital and died the next day; Julian Elie Khater and George

Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield says South Sudan's 2018 peace agreement remains fragile

UN human rights chief says murders and sexual attacks could amount to war crimes

Thousands have died and hundreds of thousands have been forced from homes

Alliance wrapped up a two-day virtual meeting of defense ministers Thursday, saying no decision has

Antonio Guterres says the task force should mobilize pharmaceutical companies and key industry and l

Top Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny has been detained since his return to the country in January

A statement from the EU on Saturday called Beijing's largely symbolic move an act to further restric

Americans are the invaders,' one peace negotiator says

The commission's goal is to have 70% of the EU's adult population immunized by summer

Director-General Tedros says he wants to see all frontline workers and high-risk groups vaccinated f

Yet Jens Stoltenberg expresses confidence in US democratic institutions

Tumso Abdurakhmanov survived Feb. 26 attack in town of Gavle

Francis delivers Christmas message from indoors in break with tradition

Nationalist Orban has long vilified Soros, a Hungarian Jew who emigrated after World War II, as part

Director-General Tedros says same commitment to creating vaccines should go into equitably distribut

Thanks to the bravery of a few passengers, including the three young Americans, the gunman on the Am

United Nations received reports of intimidation, harassment, arbitrary arrests and attacks against p

A newly created electoral council is charged with organizing elections, but it faces pushback from H

For the first time, the space travelers are trying a two-orbit, three-hour approach to the orbiting

Jovenel Moise says his comment aims to reassure university students who took to the streets to deman

US Secretary of State also vows on Rome visit to advocate for persecuted religious minorities in Chi

The pope said everyone has something to contribute as the world attempts to emerge from this crisis

President's call comes after seat vacated by the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg just six weeks

But Poland's ambassador in Washington cautions that Moscow's goals are different from those of the W

Belarus opposition figures are urging Western governments to make clear collectively to the Kremlin

Rights monitors report that more than 100 people remain in jail as allegations of large-scale tortur

Former vice president says that by defeating Trump, the US can overcome this season of darkness in

Evgeniy Vasilkov and five other journalists were arrested July 31 covering opposition rallies

Anti-feminist lawyer Roy Den Hollander is suspected of killing former associate in men's rights grou

Report says neither US nor Iran properly justified January attacks as self defense

White House says directors of CIA, National Security Agency will brief congressional leaders even as

President Donald Trump said Sunday he was not briefed on reports because US intelligence sources did

IAEA adopts resolution urging Iran to let in inspectors

Rights groups, outlets demand action over attacks, harassment of media covering protests across nati

Chancellor tells lawmakers the news 'pains' her; arrest warrant issued for suspect    

Tanzania is said to be one of the African countries most at risk of importing the coronavirus becaus

Erdogan says Ankara is retaliating against Syrian forces for the killing of 34 Turkish soldiers

Some US lawmakers and former officials are urging declassification of the latest intelligence on Rus

A top United Nations official says African governments in must do more to fight poverty and hunger i

Journalist Ivan Golunov was arrested June 6 in Moscow on charges of an attempted drug sale, just as

China's foreign minister said US does not want China to rejuvenate