Sudan’s President, Wanted by ICC, Leaves South Africa
The president of Sudan flew home from South Africa Monday, ignoring a court order to remain in the country.
US Investigating Whether Airstrike in Libya Killed Militant Leader
The U.S. military says it is investigating whether an American airstrike in Libya killed a militant leader said to be linked to al-Qaida.
Animals Escape from Zoo in Tbilisi after Flooding
The president of Georgia declared Monday a day of national mourning for victims of flooding in the capital, Tbilisi.
Kurdish Militias Close to a Syrian Town Controlled by Islamic State
Kurdish militias are moving closer to a Syrian town near the border with Turkey.
Hillary Clinton Urges President Obama to Talk to Democrats About Trade Plan
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is calling on President Barack Obama to work with Congress to rescue a free-trade bill.
Islamic State Looking for New Members in Central Asia
Central Asia has increasingly become a source of foreign fighters for militants operating in the Middle East, especially the self-declared Islamic State.
Woman Turns Her Nightmare into a Dream for Others
French film producer Albina du Boisrouvray was born into wealth and opportunity.
Nestle Pulls Maggi Noodles in India After Food Scare
The food manufacturer Nestle has removed a product from sale in India because of safety concerns.
Chinese Former Official Sentenced to Life Term
Chinese state media say former security chief Zhou Yongkang has been sentenced to life in prison after a secret trial.
Power Urges Ukrainians to Push for Reforms
The U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations has urged the Ukrainian people to move from demanding change to helping to create it.