Persisting uncertainties and headwinds in emerging economies forced the international lender to trim global growth forecast for the third straight year.
America and South Korea are also discussing ways to deploy U.S. strategic assets on the Korean peninsula.
India and Russia can now binge "Making a Murderer," according to the company’s expansion announcement Wednesday at the Consumer Electronics Show.
The United Nations, which has passed resolutions on the reclusive country’s nuclear program before, is meeting Wednesday to consider options.
China, meanwhile, said it would lodge a formal complaint against ally North Korea.
Security experts have determined the recent electricity blackout in Ukraine was a cyberattack, raising questions about how world governments should respond.
Spain and Belgium are taking over the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s policing this week and will likely see more Russian aircraft interceptions.
The International Atomic Energy Agency called a potential hydrogen bomb test a clear violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions and “deeply regrettable."
Christmas is just beginning in many parts of the world with celebrations Jan. 7.
Maps designed as part of a holiday campaign either included or excluded disputed territories, such as Crimea and the Kuril Islands.
Ruqia Hassan was a philosophy student at Aleppo University before the war and shared details about life under ISIS' harsh rule.
The ship was believed to be en route to Syria, where Russia has continued an intense military campaign against rebel groups.
The country has launched an investigation into what prompted the Dec. 23 outage, which left tens of thousands without power.
The grid was last updated in 2011 and this will be the first time that an element will be named in Asia.
Did you know the kings were named Melchior, Caspar and Balthazar?
With over 9,000 dead, Ukraine is again calling for the United Nations to send a peacekeeping force to the Donbass region.
About 64 percent of Americans rated Bill Clinton’s presidency favorably in 2014.
A cyberattack from Turkey hit Russia’s communications minister as experts say the Turkish economy stands to lose $10 billion as sanctions continue.
According to Russia's RIA Novosti, Moscow is open to playing mediator to settle discord between the two Middle Eastern countries following the execution of a top Shiite cleric.
A U.K.-based group called Bellingcat said that it has identified the Russian soldiers allegedly involved in the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 over Ukraine.
The Japanese leader has been trying to improve relations with Moscow, but the latter's involvement in several international crises has caused delays.
After Russia banned food from Ukraine, Kiev responded to Moscow with a similar measure of its own.