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Many say they want to wait and see if truce really holds 

Israeli strikes Sunday hit areas throughout Gaza Strip 

The crisis, which erupted at the weekend the day after President Emmanuel Macron appointed Francois Bayrou as the sixth prime minister of his mandate, poses a major challenge for a government still only operating in a caretaker capacity

Ukraine’s military says it shot down 27 Russian drones

How much of the fuel leaked is being determined, TASS said

UN, EU envoys visiting Damascus amid efforts to engage with rebels who ousted Assad

Authorities condemn 'completely abhorrent' anti-Islamic graffiti in Sydney

Since the coup, ASEAN has snubbed Myanmar's military leaders by only inviting non-political representatives from the country to regional meetings of leaders and foreign ministers

Despite the sweeping crackdown, the party continues to be plagued by graft, particularly within the armed forces

Millions have been affected by long COVID, in which some people struggle to recover from the acute phase of COVID-19, suffering symptoms including tiredness, brain fog and shortness of breath

Trade relations with the United States could worsen at a time when domestic consumption also remains weak

Republicans scored a decisive victory taking the White House and Senate while maintaining control of the House in an election where donors of all political stripes spent about $4.7 billion

The several-meter-high statue of Hafez al-Assad, who ruled Syria unchallenged from 1971 to 2000 before his son succeeded him, was thrown to the ground

Israel strikes military targets inside Syria and occupies a demilitarized border area, claiming threats to its security following the fall of the Assad regime. The president of South Korea is impeached and more than a dozen African countries elected new leaders this year. Right-wing ideologies are resurgent in Europe. President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Federal Communications Commission has taken aim at big tech and China’s influence on U.S. communications. Plus, the unique role...

Yoon's presidential powers will be suspended until the Constitutional Court decides whether to formally remove him from office or reinstate him

Several tanks at the Zawiya refinery, some 45 km west of Tripoli and the only one in western Libya that supplies the local market with fuel, reportedly caught fire

A technical committee of Libya experts hopes to resolve contentious issues and put the country on the path to long-awaited national elections

The Gulf emirate announced Sunday as its diplomats visited the country and met with its transitional government following the ouster of President Bashar al-Assad