The Security Council on Thursday mourned the death of Bernard Tanoh-Boutchoue, Cote d'Ivoire's ambassador to the United Nations (UN) and

As Cuba's leadership undergoes transition, expectations are running high for the new president and the future of the country's reform

A shallow earthquake in Central Java province has left two people dead, 21 others injured and over 300 buildings damaged,

A 55-year-old former nanny who stabbed two children to death was convicted of murder Wednesday with the jury rejecting her

Cuba moved a step closer to having a new president Wednesday with First Vice President Miguel Diaz-Canel nominated as President

Two shootouts between armed men and the police left 10 alleged gang members and six officers killed in Mexico's coastal

Brussels, Belgium-headquartered NATO has started the last part of its moving to the new headquarters in the same city, the

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz on Wednesday expressed readiness to facilitate the resumption of intra-Syrian negotiations

A United Nations spokesman said Wednesday that some 137,000 people remain displaced from Syria's Afrin district in the Tall Refaat,

A former University of Iowa student has admitted in federal court to hacking into the school's computer system and changing