An Illinois man who worked as a spokesman for a 'darknet' marketplace used for illegal online sales is scheduled to be sentenced in federal court in Atlanta.

Yemeni officials say a roadside bombing in the southern city of Aden has wounded a prominent politician, his son and two other people.

Three women in a car struck by a train outside Atlanta have died, and a fourth remains hospitalized.

Traffic is still snarled in some of Spain’s biggest cities as striking taxi drivers are extending their protest against ride-hailing services.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves le Drian and his newly-appointed British counterpart, Jeremy Hunt, are holding their first working meeting in Paris.

The U.S. military in Africa has taken steps to increase the security of troops on the ground, adding armed drones and armored vehicles and taking a harder look at when American forces go out with local troops, the head of the U.S. Africa Command says.

The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for a weekend attack on Western tourists in Tajikistan that left four people killed.

The Latest on Zimbabwe’s election (all times local):

Europe’s economy slowed further in the second quarter amid concerns over global trade disputes, official figures showed Tuesday.

Swiss bank Credit Suisse is warning that trade tensions and rising interest rates 'are likely to trigger periods of heightened uncertainty through the remainder of 2018.'