HUEHUETAN (Mexico) - Several thousand migrants began walking through southern Mexico Tuesday morning before dawn, covering ground before the heat and while authorities did not show any signs of stopping them. Regional leaders meeting in Los Angeles for the...

COPENHAGEN (Danemark) -- A no confidence vote in parliament on Tuesday by Sweden's justice Minister over rising crime was narrowly defeated. The ballot had threatened to overthrow Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson's minority government. This is...

PRAGUE -- Czech President Milos Zeman stated Tuesday that he will veto any legislation that would allow same-sex couples to have civil marriages in his country, provided it is approved by parliament. The Czech Parliament's lower chamber submitted Tuesday...

BERLIN -- Germany's finance Minister rejected Tuesday's calls from some of the country's ruling parties to tax "excessive profit" oil companies have made since Russia's war with Ukraine sparked energy prices. Some politicians from Chancellor...

LONDON -- Boris Johnson, the British Prime Minister, may have survived a vote of no confidence but his hold on power is not secure. Many people compare his position with that of Theresa May's predecessor, who won an identical vote to Johnson but was...

LONDON -- Police said that some of the gunmen who attacked a church in southwestern Nigeria with worshippers on Sunday disguised themselves as congregants. Several people were killed, including children and women, in the attack on St. Francis Catholic Church...

LONDON -- Tuesday's agreement by European Union officials was a sign of new rules that require a standard charging cord for smartphones. This will make it easier for consumers who are tired of searching through a maze of cables to find the right one....

COPENHAGEN (Danish) -- A British seaman aged 30 was charged Tuesday with negligent manslaughter in connection to a fatal cargo ship collision last January. The suspect was "particularly aggravating" because he was drunk while on duty. Two crew members of...

LONDON -- A timeline of important events related to Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson 2001-2008: Henley constituency represented in the House of Commons. Johnson served as the Conservative spokesperson on business, innovation, and skills twice during...

MILAN -- Tuesday's confiscation by Italian agents of 4.3 tons cocaine worth nearly a quarter of a billion euros (dollars), in Trieste, northeastern Italy was a major blow to the Gulf Clan of Colombia. It was one of the biggest European drug busts. 38...

WELLINGTON (New Zealand) -- On Tuesday, the United States won a legal battle to seize a Russian superyacht in Fiji. They quickly took control of the vessel worth $325 million and sailed it away from South Pacific nation. As it faces obstacles in trying to...

BERLIN -- German prosecutors Tuesday said they are investigating three railway workers for negligent homicide in relation to a train accident last week that left five people dead and many more injured. The double-deck regional train that derailed Friday near...

JAKARTA (Indonesia) -- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited an area in eastern Indonesia that has close ties with Indigenous Australians on Tuesday as part of a trip to improve economic ties between his country and its nearest major neighbor....

BEIRUT -- U.S.-backed Kurdish-led forces in north Syria have said Tuesday they would turn to Damascus government for assistance if Turkey continues to threaten to invade the war-torn country. After a meeting with its command, the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic...

TOKYO -- Japanese officials and NATO officials met Tuesday to discuss ways they can increase military cooperation and joint exercises in response to concerns about Russia's invasion Ukraine. Nobuo Kishi, Japanese Defense Minister, stated that Japan wants...

Experts in marine air pollution warn that the trade group representing cruise ship industry failed to push international authorities to relax new environmental regulations, despite their members' climate commitments. The International Maritime Organization...

BARCELONA (Spain) -- A Spanish judge will travel from Spain to Israel in order to obtain testimony from NSO, the chief of tech company NSO. NSO is responsible for the controversial Pegasus spyware that was used to tap Spanish politicians' phones, Spain's...

LONDON -- Boris Johnson, the British Prime Minister, was in London to meet his Cabinet Tuesday. He had survived a no confidence vote which left him severely weak. After Conservative Party lawmakers voted 211 to148 in support of Johnson as leader, Johnson...

CANBERRA (Australia) -- Australia's new Prime minister Anthony Albanese met with leaders from the United States, India and Japan during his busy two weeks in office. But he will be receiving a world leader when Jacinda Ardern, the New Zealand Prime Minister,...

BANGKOK -- An ethnic Rohingya group that escaped from Bangladesh by boat should be granted help. They should also have the chance to identify if they are refugees. Human Rights Watch stated Tuesday. Myanmar has long persecuted the majority Muslim Rohingya....

TOKYO -- Toru Takatahashi, a Tokyo-based photographer and photo editor for The Associated Press, has passed away. He spent his entire career meticulously capturing images, and sharing his vast knowledge with his colleagues. He was 62. According to Mieko Takahashi's...

VATICAN CITY -- For decades, the Vatican has defended Pius XII (a World War II-era pope) against accusations that he remained silent during the Holocaust. However, the Vatican insists that he was working quietly behind the scenes in order to save lives. New...

JAKARTA (Indonesia) -- A middle-ranking Indonesian army officer has been stripped of his military rank after being sentenced Tuesday to life imprisonment for murder, joint deprivation or independence and removing bodies with the intent of concealment in a...

DUBAI (United Arab Emirates) -- Dubai police announced Tuesday that they had arrested two brothers of the Gupta family in connection with a corruption case involving Jacob Zuma, former South African President. Authorities in the United Arab Emirates have...