At least nine people were killed and more than 20 others injured after police opened fire to control a group

Iran encourages medium-sized European oil companies to get engaged in the country's energy projects as the big enterprises may fear

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday chastised Iran for its nuke and missile programs, vowing to issue Tehran

Five people were killed and seven were reported missing as strong winds and heavy rains lashed out across Sri Lanka

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Sunday secured a second six-year term in the election and called on opposition groups to

China launched a relay satellite early Monday  to set up a communication link between Earth and the planned Chang'e-4 lunar

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Saturday visited the survivors and relatives of the victims of Friday's plane crash, which saw

The First Secretary of ruling Cuban Communist Party Raul Castro recovers from a surgery to remove a hernia, a government

Red Cross emergency volunteers are being mobilized to help some 120,000 people threatened by the possible failure of a hydroelectric

"I still do not believe it," says Jorge Castillo, a thin man in his fifties, who was one of the