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The Czech election was framed by some as a contest between constitutional democracy and populism, with Russia’s war in Ukraine looming in the background.

Despite his stature, at home and abroad, Erdogan is more vulnerable than ever before, as the public is battered by historically high inflation.

Gen. Michael Minihan cited presidential elections in both Taiwan and the United States in 2024 as part of his rationale.

Syrian troops were responsible for the 2018 chemical weapons attack that killed 43 civilians, the OPCW said Friday, countering years of Russian disinformation.

Children were among those killed, according to Israeli media, and at least three others were injured.

Turmoil in one of the agency's most important offices was an embarrassing distraction as agents tried to work with Mexican counterparts to deter drug trafficking.

Security experts warn of a return to the brutal guerrilla warfare that claimed thousands of lives in the region two decades ago.

The latest Russian missile and drone attacks knocked out electricity in cities around the country.

Pushing its illegal annexation claims, Russia said it would move the clocks an hour ahead in occupied areas of Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia

The sell-off came after Hindenburg Research in New York accused Adani of artificially boosting his share prices over the course of several decades.

Covid ripped through China following the end of all pandemic restrictions last month. Now, after three difficult years, many Chinese are ready to get on with their lives.

The Pacific nation long felt the United States hadn't adequately compensated it for nuclear testing. Then along came China, and the Marshalls suddenly had power.

Amira Elghawaby, a journalist and human rights advocate, will act as an adviser to Justin Trudeau's government. Muslims in Canada have been targeted in hate-motivated attacks.

The Washington Post recently visited a detention center where Ukraine is holding prisoners of war.

A new study found that democratic participation and “security and rule of law” deteriorated at an accelerated pace in much of Africa, pointing to 23 successful or attempted coups since 2012, and eight takeovers by juntas since 2019.

Ukraine has called the pledged tank deliveries a game-changer — but operating multiple types of tanks on the battlefield could create bigger logistical snags.

Police in the beleaguered Caribbean nation are protesting the killings of more than a dozen officers this month.

Ukrainian officials welcomed the news that the United States, Germany and other allies will send M1 Abrams and Leopard 2 tanks, and they called for fighter aircraft.