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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Brexit plans have hit a hurdle when Parliament’s upper chamber told the government to give European Union citizens living in the U.K. physical proof of their right to remain after the country leaves the bloc
“I felt something hit my head, and then I don't what happened to me."
CNN's Melissa Bell speaks with Holocaust survivors for the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
From February, 21 of the studio's iconic films will be available on Netflix.
All Moscow's metro stations are among public sites targeted, but it is unclear who is responsible.
But it rejects a claim by a man whose Pacific Island nation is threatened by rising sea levels.
The military-controlled firm's claim to have joined the 5G network equipment-making elite is questioned.
A German man who convinced young women and girls to shock themselves on camera is given 11 years.
Photos of the boxer prostrating before the Nigerian leader have had a mixed response online.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has submitted to Parliament a package of constitutional amendments widely seen as an attempt to secure his grip on power well after his current term ends in 2024
A court in Germany has convicted a 31-year-old man of attempted murder in more than a dozen cases for tricking women into giving themselves electric shocks while he watched over the internet
The European Union's top diplomat says the bloc has agreed to revamp its anti-migrant smuggler naval operation in the Mediterranean Sea to focus on helping enforce the U.N. arms embargo on Libya
A German court convicted a Sri Lankan man Monday of accessory to murder in the 2005 killing of the South Asian nation's foreign minister for providing his assassins with crucial information
Head of Chinese government expert team confirms human-to-human transmission of new coronavirus, state media says
Heavy snow, rain and gale-force winds are lashing many parts of Spain, causing at least three deaths
An Ethiopian security official says more than 100 people are injured and some people are dead after a wooden stand erected for the colorful Epiphany celebration on Monday collapsed
Pope Francis has denounced populism, saying it is born of “selfish indifference” and provides fertile terrain for hatred, including anti-Semitism
Libya’s national oil corporation says major oil fields and production facilities remain closed on Monday, a sign that Libyan east-based forces are not backing down after an international summit to end the civil war
Kosovo prosecutors have filed terrorism charges against an Albanian woman who has allegedly joined a terror group in Syria
Lebanon's top security officials say that they have decided to crackdown on vandalism after a weekend of rioting in Beirut that left hundreds of people injured and damaged public and private property