Moscow on Wednesday accused Washington and London of helping Ukraine coordinate a missile strike on the headquarters of Russia's Black Sea Fleet in annexed Crimea last week.

China Evergrande Group and its units suspended trading in Hong Kong, a day after people familiar with the matter said the property giant’s founder had been taken away by police.

Several metro stations were evacuated in Stockholm on Wednesday afternoon, after an elk who got loose on the tracks was shot dead.

In 2022, India shut down the internet at least 84 times — more than any country, for the fifth consecutive year. Read "Weapons of control, shields of impunity: Internet shutdowns in 2022."

Kazakhstan's leader said Thursday his country would not help Russia circumvent Western sanctions imposed over the war in Ukraine, amid suspicions that Moscow is still receiving vital goods via Central Asian nations.

Named after a mythical massive fish, the Haikun is Taiwan's first domestically made submarine.

Yerevan insists the decision is not aimed at Moscow — but signing up would mean having to arrest Putin if he ever set foot in the country.

The death of Dianne Feinstein leaves vacant her powerful Senate seat, requiring Gov. Gavin Newsom to appoint a temporary successor.

The Philippine president says his country does not want a confrontation but will staunchly defend its waters after its coast guard dismantled a floating barrier placed by China at a disputed shoal in the South China Sea.

Fewer meetings, busier days and other ways companies have found to fit a week’s work into 32 hours.

A security employee at the Gatwick Airport seized a Flipper Zero this week from a passenger's backpack, the Daily Dot has confirmed.

The United States is monitoring a troubling Serbian military deployment along the border of Kosovo that is destabilizing the area, the White House said on Friday and called for the forces to be withdrawn.