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Ukrainian President Says At Least 500 Children Killed by War

By SUSIE BLANN / AP

Indian Railways Official Says Error in Signaling System Led to Crash that Killed 275 People

By KRUTIKA PATHI, SHEIKH SAALIQ and ASHOK SHARMA / AP

Turkey's Erdogan Takes Oath of Office for His Third Presidential Term

India Train Crash Death Toll Rises Above 280 With 900 Injured

By ASHOK SHARMA and KRUTIKA PATHI / AP
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What Comes After Putin's Rule in Russia. The West Should Beware

The grim machine that Putin has created will outlast him

By Calder Walton

Nikola Jokić and the Phenom of 'Positionless' Basketball

As the NBA Finals kick off, a spotlight is being shone on the Serbian playing style that produced greats like Jokić.

By Anna Gordon

India Puts Pause on New Coal Plants to Boost Clean Energy

The Indian government will not consider any proposals for new coal plants for the next five years and focus on growing its renewables sector.

By Sibi Arasu/AP

Airlines Are Weighing Passengers

A broad increase in passenger weights could affect anything from the size of seats to how far a full aircraft can fly.

By Supriya Singh and Kate Duffy / Bloomberg

How Grab Became a Super-App

Grab was once known as the Uber of Southeast Asia. Now it's a super-app that helps the financially underserved

By Charlie Campbell

Why Is China Drilling a 33,000-Feet Hole in Xinjiang?

The narrow shaft will penetrate over 10 continental strata and reach the cretaceous system that features rock dating back 145 million years.

By Yihui Xie / Bloomberg

White House Disputes Tara Reade Claim

Spokesman John Kirby commented on Russia's embrace of Tara Reade, and called "absolutely false" her claim of being in danger from US government

By Brian Bennett

India’s Female Wrestlers Are Saying #MeToo

They are calling for the arrest of Brij Bhushan Singh, the head of India's wrestling federation, who they accuse of sexual harassment.

By Astha Rajvanshi

What to Know About the Jordanian Crown Prince's Wedding

The heir and eldest son of King Abdullah II will marry in a lavish royal wedding on June 1. Here are all the details.

By Armani Syed

Why Do Kosovo-Serbia Tensions Persist?

Tensions between Serbia and Kosovo flared anew this week after Kosovo’s police raided Serb-dominated areas.

By Dusan Stojanovic / AP

Sweden On Track to Become a 'Smoke-Free' Country

The Scandinavian nation could soon be one of the first places in the world to declare itself "smoke free."

By Karl Ritter and Charlene Pele / AP

China's Xi Warns of AI Risks to National Security

Chinese leader says the country needs a 'new pattern of development with a new security architecture.'

By Gabe Stern / AP

North Korea’s Spy Satellite Rocket Crashes Into Sea

North Korea vowed to conduct a second launch after learning what went wrong with its rocket liftoff.

By Associated Press

U.S. Accuses China Of Aggressively Intercepting Spy Plane

The military published video Tuesday of the latest in a series of incidents in the region between the two powers.

By W.J. Hennigan

The Real Reason Behind Poland’s New 'Russian Influence Law'

The right-wing government has passed a law that critics say is a guise for targeting the opposition ahead of fall elections.

By Yasmeen Serhan

What to Know About Uganda's Harsh Anti-LGBTQ Law

The new law prescribes the death penalty for “aggravated homosexuality,” and has been widely condemned by activists at home and abroad.

By Rodney Muhumuza / AP
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