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April 13, 2017

US berates Syria at OPCW meeting on Syria chemical attack

Syrian authorities — "abetted by Russia's continuing efforts to bury the truth" — still possess and use chemical weapons, an American diplomat told the international chemical weapons watchdog on Thursday.

April 13, 2017

Schools caught in crossfire in violent Rio de Janeiro slums

At least 10 times in the last two months, crackling gunfire just outside the Uere special needs school has sent students and teachers diving to the floor as heavily armed gangsters warred among themselves and sometimes with police in the Rio slum of Mare.

April 13, 2017

UN set to wrap up Haiti peacekeeping missions in mid-October

The Security Council is set to wrap up the U.N.

April 13, 2017

McCain urges Kosovo resume dialogue with Serbia

U.S. Senator John McCain has called on Kosovo to resume dialogue with Serbia, saying that is the only way to a prosperous and safe future.

April 13, 2017

Brazil corruption scandal grows to include 8 Cabinet members, 24 senators

President Michel Temer vowed that Brazil's government would forge ahead with its work despite the bombshell announcement.

April 13, 2017

Venezuela protesters throw eggs, objects at president during rally as unrest grows

Two men died after being shot and hundreds have been wounded, including many babies at a pediatric hospital hit by gas bombs.

April 13, 2017

Kim Jong Un opens complex of N. Korean high-rise apartments

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un cut a ceremonial ribbon Thursday to mark the opening of a major new city development project in Pyongyang.

April 13, 2017

Airplane manufacturer ATR signs 20-aircraft deal with Iran

European airplane manufacturer ATR says it has signed a deal with Iran Air for 20 aircraft with an option for 20 more.

April 13, 2017

China's exports accelerate in March, import growth moderates

China's export growth accelerated in March while import growth moderated to still-robust double-digit levels in possible positive signs for Chinese economic growth and global demand.

April 13, 2017

Former Australian foreign minister sharply criticizes Trump

A former Australian foreign minister has dubbed Donald Trump the most "psychologically ill-equipped president" in U.S. history, and called on Australia to distance itself from Washington in favor of forging closer ties with China.