Senator Rubio Meets with Lebanese President Aoun to Discuss Middle East Peace in Washington

South Korea is accelerating its decade-long effort to move government bodies out of Seoul to promote balanced regional development.

Iran and the United States have traded threats following heavy fighting in the Middle East, deepening their ongoing conflict.

A US judge has sent jurors back for a final push toward a verdict in Lindsay Clancy's triple murder trial after they deadlocked for a second time.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and French President Emmanuel Macron are set to hold their first talks on Thursday, focusing on migrant boats and Ukraine.

Natalia Rjumin-Girardet, a Swiss yoga teacher, recounts her narrow escape from deadly flash floods in Nepal, crediting divine providence for her survival.

The Bolivian government has placed the state oil company YPFB under temporary supervision to address severe fuel shortages and logistical issues.

Germany's far-right AfD party is expected to win the regional election in Saxony-Anhalt, potentially leading its first state government.

A US federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from enforcing a new executive order limiting birthright citizenship, marking another legal setback for the president's efforts to restrict the constitutional right.

A rare train of powerful cyclones is moving across the Pacific Ocean, fueled by an exceptionally strong El Nino.

Belgium continues to oppose EU efforts to tap into frozen Russian central bank assets to fund Ukraine.

Augusto Cury, a psychiatrist and self-help author, has become a surprising contender in Brazil's upcoming presidential election, offering voters an alternative to the polarized candidates.

A gunman's rampage in Minneapolis has left two dead and several injured, including three police officers.

New US tariffs of up to 100 percent took effect on drones and certain components, as Washington pushes to lower its import reliance in an industry dominated by China.

The Brussels Diamond League finals kick off with five thrilling events featuring world-class athletes.

Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz rallied from a set down to defeat Jaime Faria and reach the third round of the US Open.

China's Bu Yunchaokete, a 'lucky loser' who entered the tournament after another player's withdrawal, stunned Spanish rising star Rafael Jodar in straight sets at the US Open.

Uber and British start-up Wayve have launched London's first commercial robotaxi service, though human supervisors will be present.

Alexander Zverev, fresh from a taxing first-round match, looks to improve as he faces Quentin Halys in the US Open second round.

George Lucas, creator of the Star Wars saga, has opened his Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles.

Ben Stokes, former England captain, is set to open the batting for the Adelaide Strikers in the Big Bash League.

Top-seeded Aryna Sabalenka dominated Russian qualifier Polina Iatcenko in straight sets to advance to the third round of the US Open.

US President Donald Trump has suggested renaming the Strait of Hormuz to 'Trump Strait' amid ongoing tensions with Iran.

EU foreign ministers convened in Ireland to address the recent drone incident in Germany, with calls for sanctions and visa bans against Russia.

Wall Street stocks advanced on Wednesday, capitalizing on a temporary decline in oil prices and bond yields.

Chinese President Xi Jinping called for Middle Eastern countries to resist external interference during his rare visit to Egypt.

A US federal judge has refused to force Google to sell a division of its digital advertising business.

Mirza Abbas, BNP Standing Committee member and Prime Minister's Political Adviser, returned to Bangladesh tonight after five months of treatment in Singapore and Malaysia.

Agriculture Minister Mohammed Aminur Rashid claims the country has adequate fertilizer stock, accusing a 'vicious circle' of attempting to create an artificial crisis.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has called on G20 ministers to invest in AI infrastructure, emphasizing its importance as essential as traditional utilities.

US private sector hiring in August slowed to its lowest pace this year, according to recent data from payroll firm ADP.