Thousands of tourists and Romans have gathered in St. Peter’s Square for Pope Francis’s Christmas message to the world.

Turkey says it is working with the United States to coordinate the withdrawal of American forces but remains 'determined' to clear U.S.-allied Kurdish fighters from northeastern Syria.

A regional governor in Cameroon says armed English-speaking separatists attacked a French-speaking town, killing one person, kidnapping 15 others and burning 86 homes in the country’s restive North West region.

Italy’s Catania airport is reopening after an ash cloud from Mount Etna’s latest eruptions forced it to shut down.

The death of a Tunisian journalist who set himself on fire to protest economic problems in the North African nation has prompted a protest that led to clashes with police and nationwide concern.

Police say an attacker with a knife hijacked a bus in a southeastern Chinese city and drove into pedestrians, killing at least five people before being captured.

Security officials say a suicide bomber has targeted Libya’s Foreign Ministry in the capital, Tripoli, killing three people.

Iran’s president submitted next year’s budget to parliament on Tuesday, the first since the United States restored sanctions that had been lifted under the nuclear deal.

Anton Shipulin, a world biathlon champion at the heart of Russia’s doping scandal, has announced his retirement.

A public opinion poll published Tuesday, the first following the announcement of snap elections in Israel, predicts Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will cruise toward an easy re-election in April.