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Australian court rules queen's letters can be made public

Australia’s highest court ruled on Friday to make public letters between Queen Elizabeth II and her representative that would ...

Protest in Hong Kong over China move to pass security law

Dozens of people joined a protest in a mall in Hong Kong on Friday following a vote by China’s ceremonial parliament to ...

AP Explains: What's behind latest India-China border tension

Tensions along the China-India border high in the Himalayas have flared again in recent weeks. Indian officials say the ...

Trump tries a new response after George Floyd's death

It was the kind of personal statement expected from a president in response to the disturbing video of a black man gasping ...

Boston zoo reopens after losing $3M in shutdown

Giraffes, lions, ostriches and human visitors on hand as Boston's Franklin Park Zoo reopens under strict social-distancing ...

EU renews Syria sanctions with conflict in its 10th year

The European Union is prolonging for another year its sanctions against Syrian President Bashar Assad and other top political ...

Algeria recalls envoy to France over public TV documentaries

Algeria has recalled its ambassador to France for consultations after French public television aired documentaries on the ...

Germany confronts Russian ambassador over cyberattack

Germany said Thursday it is seeking EU sanctions against a Russian man over his alleged role in the hacking of the German ...

AP EXPLAINS: Why China is pushing Hong Kong security law

China is taking matters into its own hands after last year's tumultuous anti-government protests in Hong Kong that often ...

Graham calls Rosenstein as first witness in Russia inquiry

Former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will testify next week at a Senate committee hearing on the Justice ...

A stunning tirade highlights Israeli divide over Netanyahu

He named names of police investigators and prosecutors. He accused them of using “Soviet style” extortion to turn witnesses ...

Denmark residents sue over laws for dismantling 'ghettos'

A group of Copenhagen residents sued the Danish government Wednesday over legislation that authorized dismantling ...

Protesters mass in Hong Kong as anthem law is debated

Thousands of protesters shouted pro-democracy slogans and insults at police in Hong Kong on Wednesday as lawmakers debated ...

Bulgarian police seize more than 360 kilograms of cocaine

Bulgarian police have discovered and seized more than 360 kilograms (nearly 800 pounds) of cocaine from an apartment in the ...

So-called honor killing of teen girl brings outcry in Iran

The so-called honor killing of a 14-year-old Iranian girl by her father, who reportedly used a farming sickle to behead her ...

India, China in tense standoff at Himalayan frontier

Indian and Chinese soldiers are in a bitter standoff in the remote and picturesque Ladakh region, with the two countries ...

Costa Rica latest country to legalize same-sex marriage

Costa Rica became the latest country to legalize same-sex marriage early Tuesday when a ruling from its supreme court went ...

Israeli leader vows to push ahead with annexing West Bank

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday pledged to annex parts of the occupied West Bank in the coming months, ...

Ruling party's candidate wins Burundi's presidential poll

The candidate of Burundi's ruling party, Evariste Ndayishimiye, has been declared the winner of the country's presidential ...

Israel's Netanyahu attacks justice system as trial begins

To the sounds of his impassioned supporters chanting outside, a defiant Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strode into ...

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