Two hospitals in the Ukrainian capital evacuated patients and medical staff after the head of the Belarusian KGB made comments suggesting an imminent airstrike.
An Egyptian delegation plans to travel to Israel after the cabinet’s deliberations, an Israeli official told The Post, signaling a resumption of efforts to secure a deal.
Washington has said it cannot support a major military operation in Rafah. Israeli officials have described the coming campaign as essential to defeating Hamas.
China claims the vast majority of the South China Sea and has ramped up efforts to prevent the Philippines from providing supplies to the Sierra Madre.
China’s support for Russia’s military industry was a top U.S. priority in Antony Blinken’s trip to China but he said there had been no progress on the issue.
An Egyptian delegation will travel to Israel Friday, signaling a resumption of efforts to secure a cease-fire and hostage release deal after months of failed talks.
Emmanuel Macron outlined his vision for Europe, including plans to bolster defense production and expand industrial policy to stand against Russia and compete with economic superpowers.
José Andrés praises the World Central Kitchen workers killed in Gaza as “the best of humanity” in an emotional speech at a Washington National Cathedral memorial service.
Indiana Republican Victoria Spartz, the first Ukrainian-born member of Congress, voted against aid for Ukraine, drawing fury in her home city, which is still under Russian attack.
The Red Cross reported at least 38 dead and more than 11,000 displaced after weeks of heavy rains swamped the country and caused rivers to burst their banks.
Interim replacement Michel Patrick Boisvert is to work with a transitional council to accept a Kenyan-led U.N. security force and lead the country to a new vote.
Prosecutors say Xiaolei Wu, 26, harassed his victim, who was also from China, after she shared pro-democracy posters around Berklee College of Music’s campus.
The windmill has sat atop Paris’s Moulin Rouge cabaret for more than a century. No one was injured in the incident, and it’s not clear what caused the collapse.
The new wave of repression appears to be one of the most significant efforts to roll back perceived social gains in the aftermath of the 2022 protest movement.
The world watched two powers — one with not-so-secret weapons, the other with ambiguous arms ambitions — as they threatened each others’ nuclear sites.
The parents of Hersh Goldberg-Polin said in a statement that watching the video was “overwhelming,” but they were relieved to see that he may still be alive.
The Biden administration also disclosed it had secretly delivered long-range ATACMS missiles to Ukraine, which were used to target a Russian airfield in Crimea.
The horses were from the Household Cavalry, the king’s mounted bodyguard. They are trained to remain calm while working amid crowds and unexpected noises.
Gustavo Gorriti, the country’s most prominent journalist, is under investigation into claims he traded “media support” to government lawyers for leaks.
Saharan dust turned the skies of Athens orange on Tuesday, as strong winds carried clouds of desert sand across the Mediterranean Sea from North Africa.
The U.S. secretary of state is on his second visit to China in a year, but progress on issues including Ukraine and sparring in the South China Sea will be hard to make.
Argentine journalist Juan Pedro Aleart said he wanted to share what had happened to him to encourage other male survivors of sexual abuse to talk and seek help.
New reports claim that hundreds of bodies have been recovered from a site in Khan Younis. The IDF denies creating graves at the Nasser medical complex.
Avani Dias of the Australian Broadcasting Corp. said her visa was not renewed after she reported on Sikh separatism. India called her claim “not correct” and “misleading.”
Cerelac cereal has an extra sugar cube per serving in lower-income countries, according to a nonprofit group that accused Nestlé of a “harmful double standard.”
With elections looming and his party plummeting in the polls, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has made “stopping the boats” one of his top campaign promises.
The Gaza war has worsened the human rights situation in Israel, a new State Department report says, citing claims of crimes by Hamas and the Israeli government.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken is expected to cut military aid to Israel’s Netzah Yehuda battalion over human rights allegations. Here’s what to know.
Russian authorities appear to be intensifying their crackdown on critics of the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine by prosecuting individuals quoted by international media.
The independent report said the U.N. Relief and Works Agency was in need of critical reforms to ensure it remains neutral, but that Israel had not shown evidence to support its claims that large numbers of staffers were tied to militant groups.
Heavy rains continued to batter southern China on Monday, forcing tens of thousands of people from their homes as rescuers raced to evacuate those trapped by flooding and locate at least 11 missing residents.
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