The first of the year’s major European film festivals is getting underway in Berlin with a strong contingent of movies from female directors.

A grand jury in Livingston Parish, Louisiana, is set to consider formal charges against a man accused of killing his girlfriend, her family and his parents before fleeing to Virginia.

Lebanon’s Prime Minister has called on Italian companies to invest in his country as it seeks to address deepening economic challenges.

Hundreds of jobless youth have marched through the streets of the Indian capital demanding Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government immediately tackle what they call the rising unemployment crisis.

Iraqi militias say they have launched dozens of missiles targeting Islamic State militants holed up in a Syrian village across the border.

Gucci has apologized for a wool sweater that resembled a 'blackface' and said the item had been pulled from its online and physical stores.

Thousands of students are skipping classes to join a march in support of more ambitious climate policies in the Netherlands.

South Koreans, always deeply divided over how best to deal with their often belligerent northern neighbor, are reacting with both hope and wariness to U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement that he will hold a second nuclear disarmament summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Feb. 27-28 in Vietnam.

European Union officials have slashed their growth forecast for the 19 countries that use the euro, saying even the reduced estimate was vulnerable to 'large uncertainty' from slowing growth in China and weakening global trade.

A man accused of molesting a horse is now accused of trying to break into an Alabama home with a stun gun and a sex toy.