Opinion: Trump risks reigniting Asia's most dangerous flashpoint
The conclusion here is that Trump's phone call with Tsai Ing-wen may not foretell major shifts in US relations with China and Taiwan.
Chapecoense fans pay homage to their fallen heroes
Through thick and thin, the small Brazilian town of Chapeco has stood by its football team.
Impeachment vote looms for South Korean President
Embattled South Korean President Park Geun-hye faces an ultimatum from her own party: Announce a timeline for her resignation or face possible impeachment.
Iraq disputes number killed in battle against ISIS
Iraq's military has disputed UN figures indicating that nearly 2,000 Iraqi troops were killed across the country in November, saying the number was "not accurate and much exaggerated."
Trump risks showdown with China after call with Taiwan
President-elect Donald Trump spoke with Taiwan's President Friday, threatening to ignite a diplomatic showdown with China even before he takes office.
Hipster or hatemonger? The trendy young face of Austria's far-right
At the stroke of midnight in Vienna city center, members of Austria's so-called Identity Movement slipped on high-visibility vests and boarded a crane to pull off an audacious political prank:
First Brexit, then Trump, now Italy faces its political shockwave
The world as we know it could come to an end this Sunday. Or it could be just another day. It depends on whom you talk to.
Protesters outside Trump's first thank you rally: 'I will not stand for you'
While President-Elect Donald Trump hosted his first "thank you" tour rally since the election, chants of "love trumps hate," echoed in the cold Cincinnati air Thursday night outside of the US Bank Arena.
Donald Trump to nominate James Mattis for secretary of defense
President-elect Donald Trump will nominate retired Marine Gen. James Mattis as his secretary of defense, he announced Thursday in Cincinnati at the beginning of his post-election tour.
UN apologizes for Haiti cholera spread in plan to eradicate disease
The United Nations did not do enough to prevent the spread of cholera epidemic in Haiti that killed at least 10,000 people after the 2010 earthquake, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Thursday, in what many saw as an overdue apology.
