Latest International Headlines

• 4m ago

  • Amnesty: Possible war crimes in fighting for Libya's capital

    A leading rights group says it has evidence of potential war crimes by Libyan factions fighting a months-long battle for Tripoli, the capital

    4m ago

• 9m ago

  • Country tries to move 120-year-old lighthouse from eroding coast

    Authorities are attempting to move the lighthouse 263 feet away from the coast.

    9m ago

• 12m ago

  • Iraq: American troops leaving Syria cannot stay in Iraq

    Iraqi military: US troops leaving Syria for neighboring Iraq don't have permission to stay in the country

    12m ago

• 14m ago

  • The Latest: British PM warns of new election if bill nixed

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson says that if lawmakers reject his accelerated three-day timetable for Brexit bill he will pull it and seek an election

    14m ago

• 21m ago

  • British PM Boris Johnson says if lawmakers reject his 3-day timetable for Brexit bill he will pull it, seek an election

    British PM Boris Johnson says if lawmakers reject his 3-day timetable for Brexit bill he will pull it, seek an election

    21m ago

• 21m ago

  • ‘Spider-Woman’ sets new speed climbing world record

    Indonesia’s Aries Susanti Rahayu became the first woman to complete the 15-meter course in under seven seconds.

    21m ago

    0:37

• 27m ago

  • Oslo police open fire on man who reportedly drove into crowd

    Norwegian police have opened fire on an armed man who stole an ambulance in Oslo and reportedly ran down several people

    27m ago

• 35m ago

  • The Latest: Naruhito hosts palace banquet for foreign guests

    Japanese Emperor Naruhito and his wife, Masako, are hosting a palace banquet for some 400 guests including foreign royals and dignitaries following...

    35m ago

• 37m ago

  • Japanese Emperor Naruhito ascends Chrysanthemum Throne

    Japan's Naruhito proclaims himself Emperor during an enthronement ceremony at the Imperial Palace, declaring himself the country's 126th monarch.

    37m ago

• 46m ago

  • Bolivia says Morales near outright victory, unrest spreads

    Rioting have broken out in parts of Bolivia among opponents of President Evo Morales after electoral authorities said that a resumed vote count after...

    46m ago

• 46m ago

  • Vatican denies risk of default over structural deficit

    A top Vatican administrator is denying the Holy See risks default over its structural deficit, saying claims in a new book about possible financial...

    46m ago

• 48m ago

  • UK's Johnson prepares push to heave Brexit bill over line

    British lawmakers from across the political spectrum are plotting to put the brakes on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's drive to push his European Union...

    48m ago

• 52m ago

  • Lawsuit vs Sri Lankan presidential favorite dismissed in US

    The daughter of a Sri Lankan journalist assassinated during the country's civil war says she'll appeal a U.S. court's decision to throw out her...

    52m ago

• 52m ago

  • Canada's Trudeau wins 2nd term but nation more divided

    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has won a second term in Canada's national elections, but his Liberal party fell short of securing a majority in...

    52m ago

• 1h ago

  • Indonesia oil pipeline fire kills Chinese worker

    Authorities say a Chinese worker was killed in a fire at an oil pipeline in western Indonesia

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • The Latest: Greece pledges to toughen asylum procedure

    Greece's government has promised to toughen the asylum application procedure for migrants and speed up deportations as authorities struggle to cope...

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Polish ruling party seeks vote recount after loss of Senate

    Poland's ruling conservative party has requested a recount of votes to six Senate seats after losing its control of parliament's upper house

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Hong Kong, Taiwan spar over fugitive case that led to unrest

    Hong Kong is feuding with Taiwan over a fugitive murder suspect whose case indirectly sparked months of unrest in Hong Kong over an extradition bill

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Days of attacks in Burkina Faso kill at least 19 civilians

    Days of attacks in Burkina Faso kill at least 19 civilians as Islamic extremists gain ground

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Swiss file their 1st charges in Petrobras-Odebrecht scandal

    Swiss prosecutors have filed their first indictment in investigations related to Brazilian construction company Odebrecht and state-run oil giant...

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Zimbabwe declares new public holiday to protest US sanctions

    Zimbabwe declares new public holiday to protest US sanctions, complete with a festival

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Bangladesh to start relocating some Rohingya to island soon

    Authorities in Bangladesh say they want to start relocating thousands of Rohingya refugees to a Bay of Bengal island soon from crammed camps near the...

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Bosnia police stop migrants from reaching northwest area

    Bosnian police have pulled dozens of migrants off a train to prevent them from reaching a northwestern part of the country where an overcrowded tent...

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • UK lawmaker challenges Facebook on political ads

    An influential British lawmaker has challenged Facebook's new effort to safeguard elections, warning the company that the changes will place a heavy...

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • UK lifts ban on Egypt resort flights, 4 years after bombing

    British airlines can resume flights to Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, halted after IS downed Russian plane in 2015

    1h ago

• 2h ago

  • Across the Pond: Trudeau retains power as Netanyahu gives up on forming government

    Plus: Brexit deadline looms as Parliament blocks another vote, and Japan’s emperor officially ascends to the throne.

    2h ago

    8:25

• 2h ago

  • Palestinian court blocks 59 websites critical of government

    A Palestinian court has blocked access to 59 websites critical of the Palestinian Authority, a decision that has drawn wide criticism

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Ethiopia's Nobel-winning leader issues warning over dam

    Ethiopia's Nobel-winning PM issues warning: No force can stop dam project disputed with Egypt

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Norwegian police say officers shoot man who stole ambulance, reports say he drove into crowd in Oslo

    Norwegian police say officers shoot man who stole ambulance, reports say he drove into crowd in Oslo

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • UK police to travel to US in car crash probe

    British police plan to travel to the U.S. to interview an American diplomat's wife involved in a crash that killed a British teenager

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Lebanese protesters dig in, even after proposed reforms

    Lebanese protesters have set up barricades in the streets around their central rallying point in Beirut

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • AP Interview: Slovenia hails EU on Brexit, not enlargement

    Slovenia's foreign minister says Brexit showed European Union's unity as it stood by Ireland

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Canada's Trudeau wins 2nd term but loses majority

    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has won a second term in Canada's national elections, but his Liberal party fell short of securing a majority in...

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Delivery food fight: Just Eat rejects another takeover offer

    Food delivery company Just Eat has rejected a takeover offer from South Africa's Prosus N.V., saying that the 4.9 billion-pound ($6.2 billion) cash...

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Egypt's options dwindle as Nile talks break down

    Breakdown in talks with Ethiopia over Nile water resources, dam construction leaves Egypt with dwindling options

    2h ago

• 3h ago

  • South Sudan's former child soldiers struggle to move on

    South Sudan's former child soldiers struggle to move on; 'I hear screaming in my dreams'

    3h ago

• 3h ago

  • Yemen rebels say Saudi-led airstrike kills 5 civilians

    Yemen's Houthi rebels say an airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition has killed at least 5 civilians, including 2 children, when it hit a vehicle in a...

    3h ago

• 3h ago

  • Duterte cuts short Japan trip due to 'unbearable' spine pain

    Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is cutting short his trip to Japan due to "unbearable pain" in his spinal column caused by his fall off a...

    3h ago

• 3h ago

  • Berlin state government agrees on 5-year rent freeze

    Berlin's state Cabinet has agreed on a rent freeze for five years to counter rising rents in one of Germany's hottest real estate markets

    3h ago

• 3h ago

  • Police to travel to US to interview Anne Sacoolas in Harry Dunn collision case

    Police will be travelling from the UK as soon as their visas are ready.

    3h ago

• Oct 22

  • French president kicks off trip to overseas territories

    French President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to combat illegal immigration on the French island of Mayotte in the Indian Ocean

    Oct 22

• Oct 22

  • Thai police arrest German man for disposing of woman's body

    Police in Thailand are investigating the death of a German woman after arresting a German man for allegedly dumping her body into a canal

    Oct 22

• Oct 22

  • Syria's Assad slams Erdogan as 'thief' as he makes his first visit to Idlib areas retaken from Turkey-backed rebels

    Syria's Assad slams Erdogan as 'thief' as he makes his first visit to Idlib areas retaken from Turkey-backed rebels

    Oct 22

• Oct 22

  • Pakistan's imprisoned former premier rushed to hospital

    Pakistan's ex-PM Sharif rushed to hospital from prison after recent blood tests raised doctors' concerns

    Oct 22

• Oct 22

  • Iraq's military says US troops leaving Syria and heading to Iraq do not have permission to stay in the country

    Iraq's military says US troops leaving Syria and heading to Iraq do not have permission to stay in the country

    Oct 22

• Oct 22

  • Prosecutors seek court change for Goldman Sachs's 1MDB trial

    Malaysian prosecutors are seeking a court change for Goldman Sachs's criminal trial over its role in the alleged multibillion-dollar ransacking of...

    Oct 22

• Oct 22

  • Afghan official: Taliban storm checkpoint, kill 15 policemen

    Afghan official: Taliban storm checkpoint in northern province, killing at least 15 policemen

    Oct 22

• Oct 22

  • Hundreds to mourn American prosecutor slain in Micronesia

    Hundreds of people are expected to attend a memorial service for American prosecutor Rachelle Bergeron, who was shot and killed last week in the...

    Oct 22

• Oct 22

  • Thai king strips his consort of royal titles for disloyalty

    Thailand's king has stripped his royal consort of her titles and military ranks for disloyalty, accusing her of seeking to undermine the position of...

    Oct 22

• Oct 22

  • The Latest: Conservative says it's Canada's govt in waiting

    Conservative opposition leader Andrew Scheer says his party is Canada's government in waiting despite losing the election to Justin Trudeau's Liberals

    Oct 22