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NATO has kicked off “routine” nuclear exercises amid heightened tensions with Russia over Ukraine

Pakistan has protested a remark by US President Joe Biden, who questioned Islamabad’s nuclear arsenal

Bolsonaro and Lula da Silva traded insults during the first debate of the second round of the Brazilian presidential election

Hundreds of police officers should be dismissed over misconduct, Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley said

The European Union has decided to dispatch up to 40 observers along the Armenian side of the international border with Azerbaijan, the European Council said on Monday.

Indian teenage prodigies have been on fire in the chess world this year. Not one, but three players, all under 20, have beaten top-ranked Magnus Carlsen

Kiev began asking Israel to deliver air defense systems and other advanced weaponry earlier this year. Last month, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed "shock" over Tel Aviv's

Japan has started testing the world's only automatic tsunami warning system by drone in the city of Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, which was hit the hardest by the 2011 tsunami, Japanese media reported on Monday.

Elon Musk is under federal investigation over his failed attempt to buy Twitter, the company’s lawyers said

Russia may quit the Black Sea grain deal if its provisions on exports aren’t implemented, Moscow’s envoy to the UN in Geneva has warned

The EU has seen the highest number of “irregular” migrants arriving this year since 2016, the bloc’s border agency says

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has shared his vision of how the future generation of European diplomats should engage with the world

Five people were killed and two others injured after a shooting in Raleigh, North Carolina, with police stating the suspect is a minor

Belarus has introduced a “counter-terrorist operation regime” over threats from neighboring states, the country’s foreign minister said

South Korea has slapped sanctions on North Korea in response to its recent missile tests, according to the Foreign Ministry