World
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Indian Police Arrest at Least 15 for Celebrating Pakistan’s Cricket Victory
The India and Pakistan rivalry extends to the cricket field.
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European Court Rules Russia’s “Gay Propaganda” Ban Violates International Law
Three LGBTQ rights activists challenged the legislation in court after being convicted for protesting the ban.
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Senators Discuss New Rules for Travel to North Korea After Otto Warmbier’s Death
Approximately 800 Americans visit North Korea each year.
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Macron Wins Large Parliamentary Majority Despite Low Turnout
This is good news for his agenda.
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In Shift Away From Taiwan, Panama Established Key Relationship With China
A tale of three countries.
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More Questions than Answers as Investigations into USS Fitzgerald Crash Begin
Seven sailors were found dead after the collision.
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Unrest in Venezuela Rages on After Military Kills Teenage Violinist
An opposition politician recently disappeared as well.
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American University in Kabul Faces Tragedy Again
Despite a series of attacks, the school is sticking it out.
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Vandalism as Activism: Protesting Whaling on the Faroe Islands
The Little Mermaid statue has been painted red.
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Japan Moves Toward Amending its Rape Laws
The amendment would be the first major change to the country's rape laws in over a century.
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U.K. Election: What’s Next for the Hung Parliament?
The UK is now in uncharted waters as it enters Brexit talks.
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The Siege of Marawi, Philippines: What You Need to Know
Clashes in the city erupted on May 23.
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Iran Dismisses White House Statement on Terror Attack as “Repugnant”
Tensions continue to rise in the region.
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Theresa May’s Challenge of Human Rights Laws is Unsurprising
Based on her history, this isn't anything new.
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As India’s Economy Booms, Can it Maintain a Healthy Free Press?
India may have the fastest growing economy, but its media still lags behind.
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Paris Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor Launches Probe into Hammer Attack
Tensions remain high in Europe after recent attacks.
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What is the Future of British Counter-Terrorism Policy?
As the UK election nears, a new terror policy could emerge.
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What Does the Diplomatic Standoff Between Gulf Countries and Qatar Mean for the U.S.?
A handful of Gulf nations cut ties with Qatar on Monday.
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Pentagon Tests Defense System Designed to Thwart North Korean Missiles
The test comes amid increasing provocations by North Korea.
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In Speech at NATO HQ, Trump Implores Members to Pay More for Defense
But he did not explicitly endorse the alliance's promise of collective defense.
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Trump Pledges to Investigate Leaks After UK Withholds Intel
Is the U.S.-U.K. intelligence relationship at risk?
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Same-Sex Marriage in Taiwan Gets a Huge Boost from Supreme Court Ruling
Full legalization is expected within two years.
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U.K., World Leaders Respond to Manchester Attack
Flags at Downing Street are flying at half mast today after a terror attack at an Ariana Grande concert...
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Trump Embraces Saudi Arabia and Rebukes Iran
During his speech in Riyadh, Trump drew a clear line between friend and enemy.
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Is America’s Relationship with Israel in Danger?
Israel and the U.S. have maintained a vital partnership for decades.
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U.S. and South Korean Officials Outline New Approach to North Korea
The four-step plan includes "sanctions and dialogue."
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Philippine Lawmakers Dismiss Impeachment Complaint Against President Duterte
Despite the mass killings from Duterte's war on drugs, he remains popular.
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What to Expect in the Upcoming Iranian Presidential Election
Incumbent Hassan Rouhani is widely expected to win a second term.
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Emmanuel Macron Won the French Election, but Populism is Not Dead
Populism won't vanish simply because Macron won the election.
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What Does the South Korean Election Mean for the U.S.?
Shocker: North Korean policy could be affected.
