Thousands homeless as Sri Lanka floods death toll hits 17
Officials said floodwaters in the area were receding, but about 161,000 people were still...
Momentum with Merkel party after victory in key state poll
BERLIN: Angela Merkel's conservatives were heaving a sigh of relief on Monday after a convincing win in the last...
US vice president arrives in Guatemala to bring message of 'hope'
GUATEMALA CITY: US Vice President Kamala Harris arrived in Guatemala Sunday, bringing a message of "hope" to a ...
Colombia president announces policing changes as protest leaders call off talks
Colombia’s government will ask congress to approve better human rights training for police and increase oversight...
Afghan schoolgirl determined to return to school after deadly blast
Teenager Fatima Noori and her fellow pupils hug and pray as they gather in their Kabul classroom, just weeks after...
Australia's Victoria logs biggest rise in COVID-19 cases in a week
Australia's Victoria state on Monday reported its biggest rise in new locally acquired COVID-19 cases in nearly a...
Biden G7, NATO to-do list: unite allies, fight autocracy, attack COVID-19
President Joe Biden’s meeting with leaders of the G7 leading industrial economies in an English seaside village...
U.S. officials up pressure on firms, foreign adversaries over cyberattacks
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. officials on Sunday ratcheted up pressure on companies and foreign adversaries to fight cybercriminals, and said President Joe Biden is considering all options, including a military response, to counter the growing threat.
