The top two U.S. Democratic congressional leaders endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris to be their party's presidential nominee, the pair told reporters on Tuesday.
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's chief of staff spoke by phone with U.S.
Nearly a third of Ukrainians would accept some territorial concessions to Russia for a quick end to the war, a more than three-fold increase over the past year, although most still oppose
Egyptian authorities have extended the pretrial detention of at least 125 people and arrested two journalists shortly before holding a national dialogue on Tuesday to discuss pretrial
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U.S. President Joe Biden will meet with families of Americans held hostage in Gaza at the White House later this week, a U.S. official said on Tuesday.
Ukraine's foreign minister arrived in China on Tuesday for talks with Foreign Minister Wang Yi on ways to achieve a "fair peace" in the war with Russia and also to discuss bilateral
Hungary will block European Union refunds for member states that gave munitions to Ukraine until Kyiv allows the transit of oil from Russia's Lukoil through a pipeline over its
Residents of Moscow who sign up to fight in Ukraine will receive a down payment of 1.9 million roubles ($21,777) from the city, taking their annual pay in their first service year
Britain's new Labour government will end the use of the controversial Bibby Stockholm barge to house migrants off the south coast of England as part of its overhaul of the asylum
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Turkey's central bank held its policy rate steady at 50% on Tuesday as expected and repeated it remains highly attentive to inflation risks, even
Russia's Tuapse oil refinery is still operating, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on Tuesday, a day after local authorities reported that the refinery had been
Stellantis owned Chrysler is recalling 19,516 hybrid mini-vans in the U.S. as their battery pack may cause a fire when parked, even when the ignition is switched off, the U.S.
List of people who have previously lit the Summer Olympic cauldron.
Israeli warplanes broke the sound barrier over Beirut and other areas of Lebanon on Tuesday, Lebanese security sources and media reported, rattling nerves as the conflict between
Seven Palestinians, including two militant commanders and a woman, were killed on Tuesday during Israeli raids targeting gunmen in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian
India on Tuesday cut income tax rates for some citizens in an effort to boost consumption as Asia's third-largest economy struggles with uneven growth.
The death toll from two landslides in southern Ethiopia has jumped to 229 and could rise further as the search for survivors and casualties continued into a second day, a
Russia's lower house of parliament, the Duma, has proposed disciplinary detention for up to 10 days for troops using devices with camera and geolocation functions in combat zones
Russian forces are conducting drills involving Yars mobile nuclear missile launchers, Russian media reported on Tuesday, in what would be the second such exercise in less than a month.
Samsung's Q3 profit recovery slows as it struggles in AI chips
Man accused of throwing flyers referencing Nazi Germany into Trump supporters' yards
Musk plans to campaign for Trump in Pennsylvania, source says
Albania's police fire teargas to disperse protesters hurling petrol bombs
North Korea's Kim again threatens to use nuclear weapons against South Korea and US
US rates back up, stocks back down
UK consumer spending rises ahead of annual budget, surveys show
Japan real wages back down again after bump from summer bonuses
Taylor Swift is back to watch Travis Kelce and the Chiefs with Eras Tour soon to resume
Cissy Houston, singer and mother of Whitney Houston, dies at 91
Carpenter's 3-run homer off Clase sends gritty Tigers to 3-0 win over Guardians in Game 2 of ALDS