Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved an ordinance Saturday that allows judges to sentence child rapists to death in the wake of national outcry.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has announced that the country will suspend nuclear and missile tests and shut down a nuclear test site in the northern area.

As French President Macron plans his first visit to the Trump White House, European leaders are pressuring the U.S. not to withdrawal from the Iran deal.

Syria’s president returned to France the prestigious Légion d’honneur, saying he would not wear the award of a country that was a “slave” to the United States.

Four Palestinians were killed in protests on Friday at the Gaza-Israel border, the health officials said.

Basque nationalist group ETA, responsible for hundreds of deaths over a four-decade campaign, apologized Friday for suffering it’s caused.

When South Korean violinist Hyung Joon Won was stopped at the Korean demilitarized zone with his orchestra in 2015, he had a revelation.

The King of Swaziland has given his country a new name: eSwatini.

Time magazine released its list of the 100 most influential people of 2018, naming a variety of activists, leaders, actors and scientists.

Hans Asperger, a pioneer in autism research, was a Nazi collaborator who sent children to their deaths around World War II, new research said Thursday.