World Brief

But divisions among members continue to plague cooperation on everything from climate change to oil drilling.

Whether the bloc will keep its word and militarily intervene in Niger is still to be seen.

Chinese espionage tactics are once again at the forefront of U.S. military concerns.

But Nairobi’s own human rights record may hamper its ability to curb the island’s gang violence.

Moscow’s latest attack on a Black Sea port is even angering its allies.

Mali and Burkina Faso warn foreign powers that any move to undermine Niger’s coup would be a “declaration of war” against their own countries.

It’s becoming harder to pinpoint who is the enemy as extremism rises across multiple fronts.

Kim Jong Un welcomed Russian and Chinese officials to Pyongyang to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Korean War armistice.

Free grain promises to African nations aren’t enough to pull the continent to Moscow’s side.

Wednesday’s tumult has stoked concerns of political instability in a country that has endured numerous coups.

A new report details global GDP growth despite record-high inflation and supply chain crises.

The passage is the prime minister’s first win in a monthslong effort to enact sweeping judicial changes.

India’s government is only now breaking its monthslong silence over the Manipur mob assault.

Stockholm’s expansive freedom of speech laws are complicating its relations with the Islamic world.

The Kremlin had threatened South Africa with a declaration of war if Pretoria arrested Putin.