Four weeks after topping the charts, The Abandons is already forgotten. Is this the end of the Western—or a symptom of instant-gratification culture?

Pyongyang says global instability has increased the need for advanced weapons—as its regime cites recent U.S. military actions as the reason for boosting its own security.

The former Venezuelan strongman is set to appear in a Manhattan courtroom as Washington moves to press long-running drug trafficking and weapons charges.

Switzerland prepares for a national day of mourning, as authorities say many of those killed were teenagers and students—and prosecutors investigate possible negligence.

A militant group claimed responsibility for a winter arson attack on the city’s power network, leaving households without electricity for days and triggering warnings over public safety.

The U.S. president says American officials found no evidence of a Ukrainian strike on the Russian presidential residence.

Criminal gangs are using children.

Eight months into his time in office, Germany’s chancellor has ceded strategy, leverage, and initiative to others.

Ukrainian prosecutors say the blast is being investigated as a terrorist act.

At least 30 people have been killed in the attack that comes less than two months after hundreds of students were kidnapped from a location just 20 km away.

Technical issues affecting Greece’s air traffic control have forced diversions to Rome, Dubrovnik, Tirana and Cyprus.

Shops remain shuttered across the capital as unrest spreads to universities and provincial cities, leaving multiple dead and injured.