The U.S. has repeatedly said Europe needs to better defend itself and pledged to pull American soldiers from the continent.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was struggling to hold on to power after his main rival in the government resigned on Thursday, accusing him of political drift, while Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham moved closer to a return to Parliament and a challenge for the Labour Party leadership.

The U.S. has offered $100 million in aid to Cuba as authorities said the island nation's national energy grid suffered a major failure early Thursday that severed power to the island's eastern provinces.

Australia says a neo-Nazi network will be the second organization being banned under its new law criminalizing hate groups and support for them

Stellantis NV and Dongfeng Motor Corp. agreed to jointly make Jeep vehicles in China, expanding the automaker’s renewed push to deepen ties with Chinese partners as it revamps its global strategy.

The Trump administration on Thursday announced $1.8 billion more toward U.N. humanitarian aid, saying it will be earmarked for lifesaving aid to victims of natural disasters, famine and “people who are truly in critical need” even as the U.

Jose Enrique "Chuqui" Martinez Flores is accused of overseeing the gang's operations in Colombia and helping it grow its influence in the United States.

Jerusalem braced for tens of thousands of ultranationalist Jews to parade through Palestinian areas of the Old City on Thursday during an annual march that is often characterized by racist chants and violence.