International

Three years after Hamas-led attacks left 1,200 dead, Philadelphians protested, reflected and mourned as Gaza’s death toll nears 75,000.

In 2025, international student enrollment declined for the first time in years, leading to an estimated $50 million loss for Pennsylvania.

President Trump welcomes China's President Xi Jinping this week. We talk about the two leaders and the issues on the agenda -- the AI race, tariffs, the Iran war and more.

Sheeran hoped to keep politics out of his shows. Politics are coming to him instead.

Philly Jewish organizations respond to the decision to remove the rapper for chanting "Free Palestine."

The 40-year-old festival celebrates identity and gives back to the Caribbean community both at home and overseas.

Local organizations and businesses are collecting boxes of food, diapers and other supplies for communities devastated by the 7.4-magnitude earthquake.

More than half a million Puerto Ricans are enduring days-long water shutoffs due to drought and infrastructure issues.

A group of 12 students is traveling across the world at the end of August to compete in an ancient sport defined by teamwork, coordination and strength.

Cherry Street Pier saw thousands of people take in cultural cornerstones, such as African art and music, during Sunday’s event.

Bustleton and Somerton are home to a vibrant population of diverse immigrants, and a host of enticing restaurants and markets.

U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle and Mayor Cherelle Parker lauded the city’s explosion onto the world stage, but contended the Trump administration is reducing global goodwill.

The final between Spain and Argentina is this Sunday. Here are the best events happening over the weekend.

Jamie Scott, a director at Penn Fusion Soccer Academy, said Freese’s gaffe against Belgium doesn’t diminish his World Cup achievements, or his example as a role model.

A combination of promotion and recruitment strategies has kept the international student population at universities stable.