Britain’s former Brexit secretary has slammed Prime Minister Theresa May for lacking political will and resolve when dealing with the European Union over Brexit negotiations.

Police say three people were killed and over a dozen injured when two men on a motorbike targeted a prayer hall with a grenade in northern India.

Pope Francis is praying with thousands of poor people in the splendor of St. Peter’s Basilica and decrying that the 'few rich' grow even wealthier.

Israel’s prime minister says he is making a 'last effort' to prevent the collapse of his government.

An international rights group says Egypt has rounded up at least 40 lawyers and activists since last month, the latest arrests in a wide-scale crackdown on dissent.

The death of an inmate following an 'altercation with correctional staff' at Western Illinois Correctional Center in May has been ruled a homicide, according to an autopsy report provided to The Associated Press under a Freedom of Information request.

Iraqi police say a Muslim cleric has been killed outside his home after he suggested that demonstrators should take up arms over poor public services in Basra.

Turkey’s official news agency says one person has been kept in custody in an investigation over allegations of supporting mass anti-government protests in 2013 with links to a prominent philanthropist.

The ousted Sri Lankan prime minister’s party urged Facebook to safeguard the identity of its supporters on the social media platform, fearing information sharing with what it calls the country’s 'illegal' government can lead to a crackdown against the users. 

Police chiefs from around the world gathered in Dubai on Sunday for Interpol’s general assembly to select a new president after the agency’s former leader was detained in China.