López Obrador was visibly ill at a Monday morning news conference, and without a mask as he spoke to reporters.

Tokayev has sidelined key figures associated with the old regime and reorganized security forces to consolidate his hold on power after the week of unrest.

Sassoli, an Italian socialist, fought hard for the union’s landmark coronavirus relief budget over the objections of wealthier members.

Cynthia Reyes said “this tweet probably would not have gone viral if the gender roles were reversed.”

A leaked email invite is a new headache for Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

The United States and Russia remained deadlocked after crisis talks on Monday over Moscow’s desire to block any future NATO expansion to the east, but officials agreed to continue discussions on other high-stakes security issues that the Biden administrations hopes can avert another invasion of Ukraine.

Women’s rights, press freedom discussed in first talks between Taliban and exiled uprising leaders.

Antony Blinken has said this week’s negotiations will test whether Russian President Vladimir Putin is willing to resolve the crisis diplomatically.

The tightened measures reflect official concerns about whether China’s vaccines can hold up against omicron, as well as the looming challenge of supplying the population with booster shots.

The Internet is back on, and residents of Almaty are warily venturing back into the shattered streets of their city.

A federal judge quashed a decision by federal officials to cancel the Serbian tennis star's visa, allowing him to compete in the Australian Open.

Maksim Shugalei is a Cold War warrior for a new age, sweeping into Africa and Afghanistan to fight Western values and extend the Kremlin’s reach. An action movie franchise tells his “true story.”

Palace announces full line-up of events — including a cooking competition — in a landmark year for the queen.

The tennis star's standoff with Australian officials neared an end as a judge prepared to decide whether the Serb would be deported or released and allowed to compete in the Australian Open.

Police in the capital began door-to-door searches to root out what authorities called “violators of public order."

“My name is Kovid and I’m not a virus," Kovid Kapoor has been saying since the coronavirus crisis began.

Turkey's ship pilots navigate Istanbul's dangerous waters and a contentious national debate

The tennis star's standoff with Australian officials neared an end as a judge prepared to decide whether the Serb would be deported or released and allowed to compete in the Australian Open.

As daily covid-19 cases rise at an unprecedented pace, Indian officials announced they will proceed with holding elections in five states beginning on Feb. 10, but will enforce a temporary ban on campaign rallies that health experts have warned could spread the coronavirus.

Law enforcement in Nur-Sultan began door-to-door searches to root out what it called “violators of public order."

It's now mandatory for conscripts to hand over all clothing and equipment, including socks, underwear and bras, upon completion of their service.

The cause of the collapse at Lago de Furnas in Capitólio was unclear Saturday.

The case of Martha Sepúlveda drew international attention last year when she planned to become the first person in Colombia without a terminal prognosis to die by legally authorized euthanasia.

Across the former Soviet world, Putin has tried to recreate a Moscow-centric empire. Evidence of the struggle is everywhere.

Kazakhstan authorities have not furnished any concrete evidence of foreign involvement, but the claims may be more about offering cover for the government.

The flaming crater has burned in the middle of the Karakum desert for decades.

The Kenyan fossil hunter advanced the understanding of human origins and worked to protect endangered elephants and African wildlife.

A storm in the popular Muree mountain resort town dropped an estimated 4 feet of snow overnight, the interior minister said, stranding a throng of tourists.

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's government detained a powerful ally of his predecessor on charges on high treason.

A number of other popular items, including marmite and cream cheese, have gone through periods of scarcity amid supply chain disruptions wrought by the coronavirus pandemic and extreme weather.

The star tennis player's native Serbia has vaccinated less than half of its population.

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's government detained a powerful ally of his predecessor on charges on high treason.

Tracking Russia’s growing confrontation with the West: Moscow’s warnings, demands and military buildup.

Novak Djokovic's legal team said the tennis star had a letter from Australia's Home Office clearing him to enter the country based on a medical exemption to vaccination requirements because of a recent coronavirus infection and recovery.

The trip's organizer says he is trying to negotiate with airlines to fly the Canadians back home from Cancún.