More than 5 million people were facing severe hunger in Sudan in June, according to a UN-backed monitor. The US and dozens of other countries are now pressing the warring sides to open humanitarian routes and calling for increased international funding.

The U.S. State Department has called for good-faith negotiations between the two NATO allies following a move by Libya’s eastern-based parliament to ratify a maritime agreement with Turkey, without taking a position on the deal’s legality.

Kirill Dmitriev says new initiatives will follow last week’s diesel deal, including nuclear-powered data centers, despite US sanctions

The American habit that has begun spreading across Europe along with digital payments is dividing consumers

A new US-Greenland security deal will reopen a Cold War-era base and add a new outpost, with Denmark saying NATO will share Arctic defense duties

As Houthi-Saudi fighting escalates and oil prices swing, Trump says Iran wants a deal while the seven-month conflict spreads into Yemen

Washington’s statement adds diplomatic weight to efforts by Greece and Egypt to resolve a dispute over the property rights of one of Christianity’s oldest institutions

Moscow says the deployment of U.S. Typhon missile systems on Japanese territory during the September exercises threatens Russian security and warns of possible countermeasures

The latest escalation includes U.S. strikes on Iranian military targets and Iranian attacks on American positions across the region, while Tehran says a U.S. strike killed five people and wounded dozens at a wedding.

More parents in the US are refusing the vitamin K shot for their newborns, a routine injection that protects against potentially fatal bleeding

The modern housing crisis has different starting points and causes by region, but all trace back to a shared path of global economic and social change