The White House adviser’s blunt remarks appeared to undercut the United States’ top military official, who sought to persuade China to get tough on Pyongyang.
After Karen Espíndola had a wrenching pregnancy she was told she couldn’t end, she became an activist. Now, Chile’s constitutional court is set to rule on a law that allows abortion in some cases.
A few years ago, a student occupation in the fashionable Trastevere neighborhood saved a classic theater from demolition. But how much longer can it survive?
Councilors in London’s Kensington and Chelsea borough, home to some of the city’s wealthiest and poorest residents, are accused of catering to the wealthy and ignoring the poor.
Crossrail is a megaproject meant to bind London together. But in the wake of Britain’s vote to leave the European Union, it may signal the end of an ambitious era.
The Navy on Tuesday released a partially redacted report on the investigation of the collision in June between the American destroyer Fitzgerald and the ACX Crystal that resulted in the death of seven sailors.
The girl, who had been raped by an uncle, was told that she had a kidney stone that needed removal. She was under anesthesia while a cesarean section was performed.
China’s Alibaba and Tencent have rocketed this year to become global investor darlings, inching up on Facebook and Amazon, as their sway in China grows.
With the Islamic State leaving behind thickets of booby traps and improvised explosive devices, the Pentagon seeks to help clear its own remnants of war.
After a day, the government agreed to meet some of Mr. Karroubi’s demands, including a pledge to “endeavor” to grant his longstanding demand for a public trial.
Men accused or convicted of rape in Lebanon will no longer be exonerated if they marry their victims, as the country joins several other Arab nations in reversing such laws.
Because the convicted man is in prison and penniless, the International Criminal Court asked the court’s Trust Fund for Victims to pay the reparations.
A South African model said Grace Mugabe attacked her with an extension cord after finding her with the first lady’s two sons in a luxury hotel room in Johannesburg.
The Coast Guard was searching for five people who were aboard a Black Hawk helicopter in a training exercise. It was the third crash in about a month involving U.S. military aircraft.
Comments by the prime minister, who called the decision by Yarra “a repudiation” of national values, stoked discussion about the meaning of the holiday.
Australia’s top diplomat said a New Zealand party was meddling in her country’s politics by exposing questions about the citizenship of Australia’s deputy prime minister.
Officials accused the country’s ousted attorney general, Luisa Ortega, of turning her office into a center for extortion and said her husband ran the operation.
Seventy years ago, millions of people were uprooted as British India was carved up along religious and political lines. Here are some of their stories.
