A Kremlin spokesman says that Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. president Donald Trump may meet in private during their upcoming summit in Helsinki.

The main defendant in a high-profile neo-Nazi murder trial in Germany has denied responsibility for the killings in her closing words at the five-year proceedings.

Massive men with olive oil-slathered torsos saunter around a grass sports field that becomes a wrestling ring with religious overtones during an annual festival in northern Greece blending traditions both ancient and modern.

Pakistani police say a bomb detonated by remote control killed three workers doing a survey for a local oil exploration company in the country’s southwest.

Dozens of South Korean basketball players have arrived in North Korea’s capital for a series of games that the two Koreas hope will foster a spirit of detente generated by the recent North-South summit meetings.

A top Thai official said Tuesday that heavy rains forecast for the coming days could worsen floods in a mountain cave, forcing authorities to speed up their extraction of the 12 boys and the soccer coach who are trapped there.

At least four people are dead after a sinking passenger ferry was run aground by its captain off the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.

The British government says it will ban gay conversion therapy as part of 4.5-million-pound ($5.9 million) effort to make society more inclusive for LGBT people.

A judge is set to hold a status conference in a federal civil-rights lawsuit filed on behalf of immigrant teens who allege they were severely abused inside a Virginia juvenile detention center.

The Latest on a corruption scandal involving former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak (all times local):