Bangladesh will hold fresh elections in November to pick a new government after the previous prime minister fled the country in the face of nationwide protests.
The New York Times has taken "disciplinary action" against a reporter who leaked 600 individuals' personal data from a WhatsApp group in Melbourne, Australia.
Three years after the U.S. left Afghanistan, prosecutors trained by American personnel live in hiding to avoid retribution from the Taliban for enforcing law and order and fighting for women’s rights.
The U.S. has plowed more resources into artificial intelligence than any other country, leading to far more AI-related job openings and opportunities than its closest rivals.
A new study conducted in the UK shows that new "church plants" for the Church of England have avoided the word "church" for the past 10 years or more.
Turkey's parliament broke into a fistfight Friday during a special session about a delegate elected last year after he was jailed for anti-Erdoğan protests.
A top Russian commander this week implied that Moscow was beating nations like the U.S. and China in the AI race as nations scramble to best each other in the burgeoning technology on and off the battlefield.
The U.S. has removed some trade barriers so the U.K. and Australia can be given access to top defense technologies and equipment at a much faster rate as the AUKUS alliance looks to counter China.
North Korea will be partially re-opening its borders to international tourism nearly four years after sealing its border during the pandemic, according to tourist operators.
Researchers in Bulgaria made an interesting find in June when they discovered over 100 glass objects underwater dating to the late 16th, early 17th century.
After Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva suggested a new election in Venezuela, U.S. President Joe Biden also told reporters he would support it.
According to the Pentagon, the partnership between Iran and Russia is "deepening" after a visit between the nations pledging missile support over the weekend.
The rape and murder of a 31-year-old trainee doctor in India has sparked nationwide protests, with hundreds of thousands of women marching in cities across the South Asian country.
The charity only accepts commercial food products that have been sealed properly, leading authorities to suspect that the candy was part of a smuggling operation gone wrong.
German authorities warn that the reports of Ukrainian involvement and responsibility for the Nord Stream 2 pipeline explosions could be part of Russian disinformation.
Protesters in Germany glued themselves to the runway tarmac at the Cologne airport in a demonstration against the use of fossil fuels Thursday.
The boyfriend of the U.S.-Russian ballerina sentenced to 12 years over a treason charge tells Fox News Digital that there are people "fighting" for her release.
The widow of Alexei Navalny has shared a new report from Russian investigators claiming her late husband died from an irregular heartbeat and other diseases.
Life in Afghanistan continues to deteriorate in the years after the Taliban takeover of Kabul and the U.S. withdrawal as women's right vanish and the humanitarian crisis escalates.
The Middle East remains on a knife's edge as European and Arab nations alike brace for Iran to strike Israel over the death of Ismail Haniyeh last month.
Federal authorities are backtracking after newly disclosed evidence showed that no blood was found at the scene where Ana Maria Knezevich disappeared.
The Taliban commemorated the third anniversary of the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan by parading through a former U.S. air base with American weapons and vehicles.
Scientists believed for more than a century that Stonehenge's central sandstone slab came from close to Wales, but new research shows that it matches sandstone formations of Scotland.
In a recent discovery, two skeletons, one of a man and the other of a woman, were found in a small room located in the ancient city of Pompeii.