International

Forgot to pay a fine in China? Then forget about buying an airline ticket.

The International Atomic Energy Agency said Iran has been abiding with key limitations set in the so-called Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA.

U.S. and Chinese negotiators agreed Friday to extend high-level trade talks through the weekend.

Four years after one of Nigeria's most peaceful elections, heated rhetoric in a tight race threatens a return to violence.

Heightened tensions in Venezuela left one woman dead and a dozen injured near the border with Brazil on Friday.

Victims have turned out in droves on the sidelines of the summit to demand greater accountability from the church.

Only one pedophile priest is now in prison, out of 144 convictions in the last 10 years.

Individual examples tend to surface only when the complaints wind up in court — often in cases brought by U.S. prosecutors.

With just days to go before his second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, President Trump seems to have tried to lower public expectations for the meeting.

A group of congressional Democrats from Delaware and New Jersey visited leaders and residents in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador to understand the influx of migrants.

The report's authors attributed 2 percent of the chemical weapons attacks in Syria to the Islamic State.

In “Shattering Refuge,” Sonari Chidi speaks to refugees, asylum-seekers, officials and journalists in Kenya, Jordan, and the United States.

Some aid workers are being denounced as opposition activists and there are fears that all aid could be blocked. The situation could soon resemble a "medieval siege."

Angela Merkel's comments at the Munich Security Conference followed days of acrimony between the U.S. and Europe over Iran.

Thirteen same-sex couples have filed a lawsuit in Japan arguing that the country's rejection of same-sex marriage violates their constitutional rights.