People hold a banner while attending a vigil Thursday for the victims of a shooting that left several people dead in Hanau, Germany. (Christian Mang/Reuters)
After deadly shooting tied to far right, Merkel says ‘racism is a poison’ Germany must overcome
The chancellor said there were many indications that the perpetrator acted with right-wing extremist, racist motives.
Mexican national arrested in Florida on accusation of spying for Russia
Hector Alejandro Cabrera Fuentes is charged with acting as an agent of a foreign government without notifying U.S. officials.
Pakistan hopes its anti-terrorism efforts will keep it off global blacklist
Analysts and U.S. officials cautioned that the moves will do little to address Pakistan’s history of supporting militants.
U.S. sanctions Iranian election officials ahead of vote as Pompeo tours Saudi military base
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said his trip shows the need to maintain a troop presence in Saudi Arabia.
U.S. joins other nations in accusing Russia of cyber attack in Republic of Georgia
The Oct. 28 attack knocked thousands of websites offline, including those of the president, local government officials and television channels.
State Department chose to keep 14 infected passengers on planes flying to U.S.
International experts say the disease will continue to spread globally even as the Chinese government seeks to present the image that it is coming to grips with the epidemic.
Inconsistencies and sudden changes in official data are leaving experts — and journalists — struggling to plot meaningful trends.
India is racing to prepare for Trump’s first trip as president to the world’s largest democracy.
Police said the victim’s condition was not life-threatening.
Central American asylum seekers are frequently being sent to Guatemala to pursue their claims there, and others are swiftly facing deportation instead of waiting for U.S. court dates.
The shooting late Wednesday night targeted two hookah cafes, according to news reports.
- Analysis
American allies are indeed worried about China and Iran. But the Trump administration is unable to speak their language.
In Japan, the government is under fire as a slow-moving bureaucracy struggles with a fast-moving virus.
The WikiLeaks founder wants to submit evidence that President Trump offered him a deal in 2017 through then-congressman Dana Rohrabacher, the lawyer told a British court. Rohrabacher said he “was not directed by Trump or anyone else connected with him to meet with Julian Assange.”
The oil executives, five of them U.S. citizens, have been held since November 2017. They were moved this month from house arrest back to the notorious Helicoide prison.
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Beijing points the finger at an old foe, the press, with its expulsion of three Wall Street Journal reporters.
Syrian aid workers, like the civilians they serve, have been killed, injured and displaced.
The scene resembled an eye in the sky and indicated the presence of supercooled water droplets.
Britain wants to close its borders to low-skill migrants and lure English-speaking engineers instead
Home Secretary Priti Patel called the immigration plan “a historic moment for the whole country.”
Chinese health officials confirmed that the pneumonialike coronavirus came from wild animals sold at a market in Wuhan, the city of 11 million people and capital of the Hubei province in China.
The New Zealand man convicted of murdering a British backpacker he met on a dating app has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum non-parole period of 17 years
Hundreds have joined in a demonstration in the Dominican Republic demanding the resignation of the elections commission, in a fourth consecutive day of protests over the weekend failure of municipal elections
The gunman who killed nine people in Germany mixed extreme paranoia about secret state surveillance with far-right conspiracy tropes, misogyny and racist vitriol
A U.N. spokesman says that Libya’s warring parties have returned to negotiations aimed at salvaging a fragile cease-fire in the North African country after they had suspended talks earlier this week
Ukraine’s foreign minister says the government is happy that impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump are over and it now wants to advance relations with the United States
