A memorial to victims of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings is taking shape.

France’s Defense Ministry has acknowledged that U.S.-made missiles captured from the self-styled Libyan National Army belonged to the French military.

Police in the Danish capital say at least 30 people face preliminary charges for operating electric scooters under the influence of alcohol or drugs, as part of a wider move to highlight that traffic laws also apply to scooters.

Britain and Canada are leading a push to secure more protections for journalists, saying a free press 'protects society from the abuse of power.'

More than two dozen people have rallied on Red Square in a rare public protest against the crackdown on Tatars in Russian-occupied Crimea.

The leader of Thailand’s military junta has revoked dozens of special executive orders and vowed to stop issuing more as he prepares to lead an elected civilian government.

A former British prime minister has threatened to take Conservative Party leadership candidate Boris Johnson to court if he tries to suspend Parliament to deliver a no-deal Brexit.

Somalia’s military says it executed three men convicted of carrying out a deadly attack on a hotel in the capital in 2017.

The global push to more tightly regulate the internet and big tech firms is spreading to one of the web’s biggest and least visible corners: porn.

The European Union said Wednesday it has trimmed its forecasts for economic growth next year as global trade tensions weigh on the bloc’s export-focused manufacturers.