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Vigils in solidarity with Chinese protests after a deadly fire in Urumqi have been held in Hong Kong, Taipei and London, with more planned on U.S. college campuses.

A deadly fire provoked the weekend demonstrations across the country, but protesters’ grievances about China's covid policy run deep.

Acclaimed Pakistani film "Joyland," depicting a taboo romance, was briefly banned at home amid religious criticism.

Yeon-Su Kim and Corey Allen were reported missing after kayaking near Rocky Point in Mexico’s Sonora state on Thanksgiving. The search for Allen continues.

Demonstrations were sparked by accusations that pandemic restrictions had hampered rescuers trying to reach a deadly fire in Xinjiang.

House Republicans, who will soon hold a slim majority, warned the Biden administration to expect tougher oversight of the $20 billion in military aid to Ukraine

Camilla’s new "Queen’s Companions" include long-standing and close friends.

The man won his wrongful termination case after refusing to take part in social activities he called "humiliating and intrusive."

The Foreign Ministry provided no details about Makei's death. He was set to meet his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, this week.

New photos released by North Korean state media show the leader with his young daughter at a missile launch event, fueling speculation over his motivation or possible succession plans.

The Washington Post got an up-close look at the $6 billion MOSE barrier system, including a hidden world of underwater tunnels.

Legislation would require greater scrutiny of the $20 billion in military aid President Biden has sent Ukraine, and it has bipartisan support.

A Washington Post photojournalist looks back on his two weeks traversing Australia's often grueling, constantly surprising Outback Way.

Electricity was restored to much of Ukraine, but 3 million customers remained without electricity, President Volodymyr Zelensky said Saturday

European leaders met with Ukrainians at summit on food insecurity, remembering victims of 1930s starvation.

Under a new Treasury Department license, it will be able to resume pumping oil. The limited license stipulates that any oil produced can only be exported to the United States. No profits from its sale can go to the Venezuelan company but must be used to pay off Venezuelan creditors in the United States.

The rally in Rawalpindi city, 14 miles from the capital, was the culmination of Khan’s “long march” for “real freedom.”

Videos show firetrucks parked at a distance from the blaze in Urumqi, leading to questions about whether China's coronavirus restrictions worsened the tragedy.