Thailand's top defense official says the government has approved the purchase of its first submarine in more than half a century, calling the $393 million deal with China necessary and a bargain
Former US Ambassador Samantha Power is writing a memoir about her transition from Pulitzer Prize-winning critic of foreign policy to a leading government official
A Greek court has rejected a new Turkish request for the extradition of three of eight Turkish servicemen who fled to Greece by helicopter after last year's failed military coup in Turkey
Transit officials say anti-Semitic graffiti incidents are the top subway bias crime investigated so far this year by the New York Police Department
Pakistani official raises toll from roadside bombing claimed by Taliban faction in northwestern tribal area to 14 killed
The EU's competition watchdog says investigators have launched surprise inspections at a number of Swedish mobile telecoms companies amid concerns over a possible cartel
Turkish high court rejects opposition's bid to appeal referendum on presidential powers
France honors police officer killed by Islamic extremist in Champs-Elysees attack
A look at Nepal's progress in rebuilding 2 years after a massive earthquake left the country in shambles
Nepal has made scant progress in rebuilding homes and lives shattered 2 years ago by a devastating earthquake
Europe's strengthening economic recovery dodged a big fat banana peel when a pro-EU candidate won the first round of the French presidential election
Ivanka Trump is in Berlin on her first international outing as a White House adviser, where she will join German Chancellor Angela Merkel to discuss ways to encourage women's economic empowerment
Shares are higher in Europe and Asia, as the rally sparked by the outcome of France's vote persists
Senior commander says Iraqi troops have driven out IS militants from largest neighborhood in western Mosul
'Hungrier than ever:' Smugglers become a lifeline for the starving in South Sudan