India's NDTV news channel reported at least 13 people dead without disclosing the victims’ identities.

The announcement came almost 30 hours after French authorities detained a suspect at Charles De Gaulle Airport in Paris.

During a two-hour virtual meeting, the two leaders agreed to order their staffs to consult on European security issues, including Russian complaints about NATO encroachment.

His legacy has been shaped by mystery, conspiracy theories and attempts to correct the record.

Since the U.S. killing of a key Iranian general two years ago, Iran-backed militias have acquired scores of attack drones — along with a growing willingness to use them.

Turkey had issued a warrant for someone named Khaled al-Otaibi, a man thought to behind the 2018 killing at the Saudi Consulate.

But officials in Kyiv do not expect breakthroughs in tensions with Russian troops on the border.

The vote comes two weeks before Chileans vote in the country’s most polarized presidential election in decades.

Biden and Putin spoke on a two-hour video call Tuesday.

BTS has denied any connection to the crypto currency, called Army Coin after the band's fandom.

The UAE is not alone in considering a shorter workweek, an idea that has gained traction during the coronavirus pandemic.

The former desk officer in the U.K. Foreign Office said thousands of emails went unread, describing decisions on whom to rescue as «arbitrary.»

The former desk officer in the U.K. Foreign Office said thousands of emails went unread, describing decisions on whom to rescue as “arbitrary."

Medicago said it would file the adjuvanted plant-based coronavirus vaccine for regulatory approval with Health Canada, the FDA and others.

Khaled al-Otaibi has been identified as part of the team believed to behind the columnist’s murder at the Saudi consulate.

But officials in Kyiv carry low expectations for a breakthrough in tensions with Russian troops on the border.

Washington is considering substantial sanctions as Moscow masses troops along the Ukraine border.

Beijing says U.S. officials were never invited to the Winter Games, due to open in February in the Chinese capital.

Russia sees Ukraine as part of its traditional sphere of influence and does not want Kyiv joining the U.S.-led NATO alliance.

The legal action comes after Gambia pushed the International Court of Justice to hold responsible those who perpetrated mass violence against the mostly Muslim minority in Myanmar.

Washington is considering substantial sanctions as Moscow masses troops along the Ukraine border.

After a heralded scientific career in the United States, he returned to his native Hungary, where he had endured forced labor during the Communist era, and became a noted novelist and writer.

The ominous threat of ground war in Europe hangs over President Biden’s call with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday.

Gilbert, one of the Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine inventors, said the world should prepare now.

The ruling is the first in a series of criminal cases that could see the 76-year-old Nobel laureate detained for the rest of her life.

Mount Semeru's volcanic eruption led to at least 15 deaths in East Java province, emergency authorities said.

The prime minister dressed as a police officer to promote his anti-drug strategy as #cocaine trended on Twitter.

The notorious gang 400 Mawozo abducted 16 Americans and one Canadian outside Port-au-Prince in October. Haiti is suffering a surge in kidnappings.

After 16 years of defying the regime of Europe’s last dictator, the actors say it has become too dangerous to remain.

Biden and Putin will be talking as Russian troops mass along the border with Ukraine.

The killings have escalated demands for the repeal of an act that grants special powers to the armed forces and that critics say has led to excesses.

With high unemployment and a record contraction in the economy during the pandemic, many families in India can scarcely afford three meals a day.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in leaves office in May. He is now looking anywhere to help open channels with Kim Jong Un.

The lack of contact between the travelers, confirmed by a review of surveillance camera footage, suggested that “airborne transmission” in the hallway was the most likely way the virus spread between the two people.

The ruling is the first in a series of criminal cases that could see the 76-year-old Nobel laureate detained for the rest of her life.