The death of two U.S. intelligence officials has exposed the expanding, often secret reach of American operations south of the border.

A visit to the world-famous Teotihuacán site devolved into chaotic moments as tourists jumped from atop the pyramids and tried to duck amid the spray of gunfire.

NATO intercepted Russian strategic bombers and fighter jets that flew over the Baltic Sea on Monday, a muscular display of air power on the alliance's eastern flank away from the spotlight on the Middle East.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s office wanted Peter Mandelson, a Jeffrey Epstein associate, swiftly installed as ambassador to Washington, the official said.

China heaped praise on Wednesday on three countries that ​denied overflight permission for the aircraft of ‌Taiwan President Lai Ching-te, saying its one-China principle was a norm of international relations.

Japan's trade deficit was 1.7 trillion yen ($10.7 billion) in the fiscal year that ended in March, the government said Wednesday, the fifth straight fiscal year of deficits. Exports rose 4% from the previous year,

The European Union's top court ruled Tuesday that Hungary's anti-LGBTQ laws violated the bloc's values prohibiting discrimination.

Pope Leo XIV arrived Tuesday in Equatorial Guinea for the final leg of his four-nation African journey, a country that presents perhaps the most diplomatically delicate challenge of this trip and his young papacy.