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Power holds the biggest American lever of influence over Addis Ababa: more than $1 billion in annual aid.

One researcher called the findings “a pretty stark indictment of the United States.”

Gifts from foreign governments are considered U.S. government property.

Ebrahim Raisi, who takes office Thursday, has vowed to heal a “rift” between Iran’s people and government.

Mystery cases, suspected to be the delta variant, are surfacing as Sydney endures a lengthy shutdown amid a slow vaccine rollout.

India’s experience with the delta variant offers a preview for other countries as they grapple with it for the first time.

Jadon Sancho, Marcus Rashford and Bukayo Saka were bombarded with abuse on social media following the team’s loss to Italy.

Comparable to Native American boarding schools in the United States and the Canadian residential schools for Indigenous children, Australia’s program aimed to eliminate all traces of Indigenous culture from their wards.

The rockets caused no injuries or damage but marked escalating tensions between Israel and Iran.

The unrelenting fervor of Internet trolls, who have told competitors to “go to hell” and “disappear,” seems to have hit fever pitch.

The WHO’s calls to block vaccine boosters come as many around the world are still waiting for their first doses.

A trip between Asia, Europe and the United States involves navigating constantly shifting goal posts of pandemic travel requirements.

The suit claims lax controls are fueling arms trafficking and violence. But experts see major challenges to winning in court.

Britain has been an outlier among developed countries.

A court hearing beginning Wednesday marks a key step in the executive’s court battle against extradition to the United States.

Krystsina Tsimanouskaya refused to fly home in fear for her safety after criticizing Belarus's Olympic team.

Elisa Xolalpa has had three daughters and found a job she enjoys since a former boyfriend tried to destroy her life by tossing acid on her when she was 18

The season of Brazilian forest fires has begun, and early data plus severe drought is sparking concern that nationwide destruction in 2021 will stay at the high levels recorded in the past two years, despite efforts to tamp down the blazes

From time to time, a body floating down the river separating Ethiopia’s troubled Tigray region from Sudan was a silent reminder of a war conducted in the shadows

Hiroshima has marked the 76th anniversary of the world’s first atomic bombing with the city’s mayor urging global leaders to unite to eliminate nuclear weapons, just as they have united against the coronavirus

A Haitian judicial official says authorities have secured armed guards to bolster security for court personnel as they prepare to announce the judge who will oversee proceedings involving the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse