Hong Kong 's top security official said Thursday that booksellers should ensure the titles they sell do not harm national security, a day after five people linked to two bookstores were arrested. The police operation on Wednesday was the third round of arrests targeting independent bookstores within four months.

Ukraine has launched an intensifying campaign of drone strikes on Russian shipping in the Sea of Azov, disrupting traffic on a trade route that is critical to the Kremlin’s war economy.

The British government on Thursday urged FIFA to investigate Argentina’s team after players posed with a banner claiming sovereignty over the contested Falkland Islands.

The European Union has issued new rules for Google, requiring it to share search data and open its Android system to rival AI companies

Family members of the 43 people killed in the 2018 Genoa bridge collapse are expected in court for verdicts in the trial of 57 defendants. The disaster exposed deep failures in

More than half the House Democrats voted Wednesday to strip $3.3 billion in U.S. aid from Israel, the most substantial signal yet that once rock-solid bipartisan support for the country is disintegrating in the aftermath of its war in Gaza that has killed thousands of Palestinians.

Six members of Parliament in Canada are calling for the president of the King's Privy Council for Canada to release the full agreement with the U.S. on the Gordie Howe International Bridge, amid concerns about who would actually benefit from the toll profits.

France on Wednesday has approved a bill permitting adults suffering from a serious and incurable, life-threatening condition to seek assisted dying.