More than 200,000 people protested the Czech government over their government's alliances and policies amid concerns about democratic backsliding.

Robert Mueller, the former special counsel who investigated Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, died Friday.

The Israeli military said it was stepping up attacks aimed at infrastructure in Beirut belonging to Hezbollah.

Cuba's power grid collapsed for the third time in March as a U.S. oil blockade and aging infrastructure deepen the island's energy crisis.

The IOC expressed concern over the reported execution of 19-year-old Iranian wrestling star Saleh Mohammadi but says it cannot change a sovereign nation's laws.

Japan says Iran has released one of two detained Japanese nationals, and the person is now returning home. Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi shared the update Sunday on a Fuji Television talk

A fire at a Daejeon, South Korea, car parts factory Friday has killed at least 14 people and injured dozens more. All missing workers are found.

Russia and Ukraine traded attacks that killed at least four people Saturday, officials said, ahead of U.S.-Ukraine talks on ways to end Russia’s invasion of its neighbor. A man and a woman were killed and six people wounded,