A Colombian legislative commission head proposed suspending President Gustavo Petro following his controversial Nazi reference tweet that drew condemnation from U.S. Latino lawmakers.
High fuel prices affect summer travel planning while aviation industry meets in Brazil amid ongoing supply concerns.
Pope Leo XIV arrived in Madrid Saturday for a weeklong visit to Spain and the Canary Islands, marking the first papal visit to the country since 2011.
New data shows global conflicts and fatalities have reached record highs while threats against politicians surge on social media platforms.
China has publicly criticized Indonesia's investment environment following restrictions on nickel exports that could impact Chinese manufacturing.
CBS News reports Russia is providing Iran intelligence about U.S. military positions in the Middle East that could aid potential strikes.
A Paris appeals court convicted Airbus and Air France of corporate manslaughter over the 2009 AF447 crash in the Atlantic Ocean.
Multiple players from Iran's women's national soccer team have applied for asylum in Australia following their participation in the Women's Asian Cup.
The United States will permit a Russian oil tanker carrying crude oil to reach Cuba, according to reports.
Cuba's 11 million residents face a complete electrical system failure as the country grapples with ongoing energy and economic crises.
Protesters set fires and damaged property in Geneva during anti-G7 demonstrations as world leaders prepared to meet for the June 15-17 summit.
The British monarch and Queen Camilla held farewell ceremonies with President Trump on the final day of their state visit to the United States.
A U.S. service member died from injuries sustained during attacks across the Middle East, marking the seventh American military death in the ongoing conflict.
Gunmen staged simultaneous attacks in and around Mali's capital Bamako, with explosions and gunfire reported near a major military base.
Various diplomatic and business developments involving China emerged across multiple sectors, from potential UK ministerial visits to corporate shifts.
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