ADEN, Yemen—At least three members of the Yemen-based al-Qaida branch were killed in a US drone strike early Thursday in the country’s southeastern province of Shabwa,...
NANJING—Some six people died and more than 20 were injured after stormy weather hit east China’s Jiangsu province Wednesday afternoon, local authorities said Thursday. Strong gales...
KABUL—The death toll has risen to 17 while 119 others were wounded in twin suicide bombings that struck Afghan capital Kabul on Wednesday, reported local media...
MOSCOW—Presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron said Thursday he is against potentially divisive anti-terror measures, such as stripping dual nationals of French citizenship. “I am not in favor...
TOKYO—North Korean national Ri Jong Chol, arrested over the murder of Kim Jong Nam, half-brother of the country’s leader Kim Jong Un, will be released and...
CANBERRA, Australia—Australia’s prime minister said Thursday that he won’t attend this year’s Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras following a furor over his change of stance...
LOS ANGELES—Former President George W. Bush on Wednesday warned against an “isolationist tendency” in the U.S. that he called dangerous to national security, at a time...
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—A Rhode Island lawmaker has introduced a bill that would require judges to take the best interests of domestic pets into account when deciding who...
UNITED NATIONS—Since the famine was declared on Feb. 20 in parts of South Sudan, the United Nations and its partners have delivered food to nearly 114,000...
KABUL—A suicide bombing rocked the Arzan Qimat locality in the 12th district in the eastern edge of Kabul city on Wednesday, killing the attacker and injuring...