The US will pilot a program requiring bonds of up to $15,000 for some tourist and business visas, targeting countries with high overstay rates.

Texas Democrats have left the state en masse to prevent the Republican-controlled legislature from passing a plan to redraw the electoral map.

Aalborg Zoo is asking the public to donate small pets like chickens, rabbits, and guinea pigs to feed its carnivores.

Australia will sign a $6.5 billion contract with a Japanese company to build 11 stealth frigates, replacing older warships in its fleet.

A Brazilian judge has ordered former president Jair Bolsonaro under house arrest for violating a social media ban during his ongoing trial.

Russia has ended its self-imposed restraint on deploying intermediate and short-range missiles, maintained since the US withdrew from the INF Treaty in 2019, citing "national security threats".

Since 2018, Rebun Kayo has made dozens of trips each year to Ninoshima Island, searching for the remains of victims of the Hiroshima atomic bombing.

Trump's dismissal of the Bureau of Labor Statistics head risks eroding trust in US data and potentially leading to economic problems.

Moscow called for careful statements regarding nuclear weapons after President Trump claimed American nuclear submarines were "in the area of Russia".

President Luong Cuong met with Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit, affirming Vietnam's readiness to connect the organization with ASEAN.

Numerous locations in Japan recorded temperatures nearing 40°C today, following the country's hottest June and July on record.

Kissed on the forehead by President Putin in 2000, a Chinese boy is now an engineer, sharing the memory that inspired him for 25 years.

The US Air Force deployed a fighter jet to release flares and intercept a civilian aircraft that entered restricted airspace over Trump's golf course in New Jersey.

More than 500 former Israeli officials, including former intelligence leaders, are calling on Trump to pressure Tel Aviv to end the conflict in Gaza.

A shadowy network of international adoptions in South Korea decades ago has left families fractured and reunions bittersweet.

Trump attacks Charlamagne Tha God after the radio host suggested Republican discontent with the president over the Epstein case.

The downing of an Indian Rafale fighter jet in a May dogfight may have stemmed from a misjudgment of the range of the PL-15E missile used by Pakistan.

Thousands of supporters of former Brazilian president Bolsonaro marched to thank President Trump for putting pressure on Brazil.

South Korea has begun dismantling loudspeakers along the inter-Korean border as President Lee Jae-myung's administration seeks to reduce tensions with Pyongyang.

Israel's UN ambassador said the Security Council will hold an emergency meeting on hostages in Gaza, after Hamas released videos.

The US president warned he would impose sanctions if Russia does not agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine by 8/8.