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Economic output in Gaza shrank by 85%, plunging 2.3 million into poverty

The back-to-back developments indicate North Korea is intent on escalating animosities against South Korea

Election is October 27

Some of the victims — who ranged from low-income workers to a high-earning footballer — had paid more than $18,000 to the company

There’s no coalition deal yet

An investigation led by the National Police Agency found that police and local officials failed to plan effective crowd control measures

Plane lands safely in Mumbai

His death led to an outpouring of grief from music industry stars and fans, including those among the crowd who gathered outside the hotel

Biden announces $425 million security package for Ukraine

Redevelopment of cities will also gather pace, with a million 'urban villages' to be included in such plans

Leaders are looking at plans to speed up initiatives to get unwanted migrants out of the bloc and process asylum applications far outside their borders

Substance suspected to be toxic

Attorneys for 1,353 people who allege that they suffered horrific abuse at the hands of local Catholic priests reached the settlement after months of negotiations

Houthis have targeted ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden

European support of Ukraine to dominate quick Biden state visit to Germany

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made public his “Victory Plan” on Wednesday; a plan that outlines steps Zelenskyy believes Ukraine and its Western allies should take in order to end the war Russia started in 2022. Is a nuclear confrontation between Iran and Israel inevitable? Abortion continues to be a hotly debated topic in the U.S., but with the overturning of Roe V. Wade, it has become front and center of electoral politics. Viktor Orban is facing strong criticism from inside...

Genaro García Luna was Mexico's former public security chief

Scientists say beef production takes a heavy toll on the environment. Cattle produce methane, a powerful planet-warming gas, and forests get cut down for pastures. But one farm in northern Colombia hopes to show ranching can have a lighter footprint on the planet.