World Brief

The army will oversee the formation of a caretaker government as well as justice for those killed.

Muslim-majority nations fear that the Hamas political leader’s death could hinder cease-fire efforts.

But experts warn that the historic exchange does not necessarily signal a breakthrough in U.S.-Russian relations.

Ismail Haniyeh’s death could stall ongoing cease-fire efforts and raises the risk of an all-out Israel-Iran war.

As Russia and China back President Nicolás Maduro, Western powers urge the leader to step aside.

The opposition accused Maduro’s regime of withholding paper results that show its candidate, Edmundo González, in the lead.

The coordinated effort exposed security gaps ahead of the Games’ opening ceremony.

The region’s worst typhoon this season leaves mass flooding, shipwrecks, and a potentially devastating oil spill in its wake.

Roughly half of House and Senate Democrats boycotted the speech as protesters in Washington denounced the Israeli leader’s visit.

The U.S. vice president has secured enough pledged support from delegates to win August nomination vote.

Many U.S. allies expressed gratitude for the president’s friendship and support.

The disruption underscores just how reliant much of the world is on key software providers.

The country is confronting some of its most violent unrest in years over a controversial job quota system.

After 14 years of Conservative control, what’s next for the United Kingdom?

Emerging Asian economies now account for nearly half of the world’s economic growth.