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Russian President Vladimir Putin sought to downplay the development, saying he had “no problems” with the alliance’s possible expansion.

The tour is to “highlight an emphasis on learning from Indigenous peoples." Other royals traveling this year have faced demands for apologies and reparations.

From vodka to soccer, retailers and international sporting bodies have announced boycotts of Russian goods and benched Russian teams in a symbolic global movement designed to show solidarity with Ukraine.

The mezzo-soprano was known for her roles in works by Mozart and Rossini.

The outgoing labor minister is the second woman in history to hold the post.

Russia has launched an extensive assault on Ukraine. We're mapping how Russian troops are advancing.

The announcement is significant for India’s 28 million Christians, many of whom hail from lower castes.

At least eight villas spread out across 10 miles have been frozen by the Italian government.

A shooting in Buffalo on Saturday left 10 people dead. Here's how other countries have responded to such massacres.

Queen Elizabeth II celebrated the first event of her Platinum Jubilee celebration by attending a celebrity-studded equestrian show.

Many in China's tech industry fear that the best days of the sector may be behind it.

A U.S. judge disclosed the first criminal prosecution involving the attempted use of cryptocurrency to evade economic sanctions as American regulators race to stem the exploitation of virtual moneys.

Authorities say that more than a million people have fallen ill with "fever" and experts fear tens of thousands could die.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said Turkey is not “favorable” toward Finland and Sweden joining NATO, but he has not ruled it out.

Elon Musk’s vow to restore free speech to Twitter is likely to be difficult to implement in the U.S. But it will be even more complicated abroad in places such as India.

Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson said Sunday that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has undermined “the European security order."

The announcement came as NATO foreign ministers, including U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, met in Berlin to discuss Ukraine, and Finland and Sweden’s path to membership.