Japan protested Vladimir Putin’s first visit to the disputed Kuril Islands, escalating tensions over territory claimed by both Tokyo and Moscow.

Vote counting in Zambia’s presidential election was suspended by the electoral authority Friday over reports of attacks on polling officials and the “theft” of some ballot papers. The Electoral Commission of Zambia said it was suspending the counting immediately “in view of the security situation and continued threats of

For five nights, Israeli settlers surrounded three Palestinian homes on the outskirts of a town in the occupied West Bank, preventing the families from leaving safely as their food and water supplies dwindled.

Production of Lincoln vehicles in China for the U.S. market will end as part of Ford Motor Co.'s plans to grow the manufacturing of the luxury brand here starting in 2030. Lincoln has built the Nautilus SUV in China since 2024 when it moved production to its joint venture with China Changan Automobile Group Co.

Italian authorities have recovered three stolen paintings by Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse worth millions of euros

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto lashed out at bureaucrats, state firms, police and the military over corruption and waste in a major speech, reinforcing a strongman leadership style that has increasingly unnerved investors and voters.

At least one person has been killed and several injured in an explosion at the Dutch port of Rotterdam. City police say the blast occurred late Thursday morning. A crime scene has been set up

Colombia suffered one of the strongest earthquakes in its recorded history this week, which hit the western part of the country just weeks after twin quakes in neighboring Venezuela killed more than 6,