Uganda has discharged its last Ebola patient and begun the 42-day countdown to be declared virus-free, while violence at a hospital in eastern Congo highlights mounting challenges in containing the expanding outbreak.

The Justice Department says federal law prevents it from releasing unredacted Jeffrey Epstein documents sought by New Mexico, deepening a dispute over the state's reopened criminal investigation

The Trump administration will introduce fixed visa durations for international students, exchange visitors and foreign journalists, replacing the current system tied to the length of study, work or media assignments.

Andy Burnham officially takes charge of Labour, pledging to build on Keir Starmer's legacy

A Kansas City man was freed after firefighters used an electric saw to cut through a portable toilet, with the unusual rescue ending in a successful extraction and a hose-down.

Berlin says an EU-mandated mission should be considered after UNIFIL expires at the end of 2026, aiming to prevent a security vacuum and support stability in southern Lebanon.

The US Secretary of State referred to the fatal attack on a 72-year-old woman in Greece as he addressed an international conference on political terrorism, saying she was killed because her daughter chose to run for office

The proposed acquisition would provide the Greek armed forces with hundreds of precision Switchblade strike systems widely used in modern conflicts, including in Ukraine

The 80 year old "Pope of Trash" looks back on his angriest films and wonders what's gotten into today's leaders

Zeekr's first appearance at the Paris Motor Show marks another step in its European growth push

The French parliament has passed a bill granting eligible adults with incurable illnesses the right to assisted dying under strict conditions, following years of ethical and political debate.

Washington sees Poland as a key ally for Trump's economic vision, pushing hard for its permanent G-20 seat