Chinese state-run media has published a series of editorials and opinion pieces drawing parallels between violent protests in Hong Kong, Spain and Chile -- accusing the West of hypocrisy in its response.

In an interview with ITV, Prince Harry acknowledges tensions with his older brother, Prince William, saying the two are on "different paths."

Nasty. It is not a word associated much with Canada -- except perhaps with the winters here. But during this election campaign, nastiness has been one of the only unifying themes, as parties trade insults and dig up scandals from coast to coast to c…

A school in India has apologized after photos emerged of students wearing cardboard boxes on their heads during an exam to discourage cheating.

I share, therefore I am.

Wall Street could learn to love a President Pence.

JPMorgan wants to give people with criminal records a second chance at a good job.

Britain produces about 5 million metric tons of plastic waste every year, but less than a third of that is recycled. Roughly half ends up in landfills.

If you're looking for a reason to care about tree loss, the nation's latest heat wave might be it. Trees can lower summer daytime temperatures by as much as 10 degrees Fahrenheit, according to a recent study.

Rich people don't just have bigger bank balances and more lavish lifestyles than the rest of us -- they also have bigger carbon footprints.

Thanks in part to its serpentine shape and lengthy coastline, Vietnam is home to wildly diverse landscapes.

An American Airlines flight was diverted to Dublin after a cleaning solution was spilled in the galley and cabin crew "lost consciousness".

The new Pixel 4 smartphone will soon be updated to require eyes to be open for its face unlocking feature after concerns were raised about security.

The remains of dictator Francisco Franco will be exhumed from a state mausoleum on Thursday, the Spanish government has announced.

Julian Assange's lawyer has accused the US of attempting to "kidnap and harm" the WikiLeaks founder, as he was denied a delay in his extradition.

More than 60 British children are trapped in northeast Syria after fleeing IS-held areas - around double the estimated figure previously reported.

Australia's major newspapers have published redacted front pages in a coordinated campaign to highlight government secrecy.

Controlled explosions have been set off to topple two cranes that had loomed precariously for days over a partially collapsed hotel in New Orleans.

Suspected Russia-linked hackers have attacked dozens of countries, including Britain, disguised as Iranian cyber spies, UK and US intelligence agencies have revealed.

Kurdish-backed fighters for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have withdrawn from the border town of Ras al Ain following a Turkish offensive in northern Syria to establish a "safe zone".

Violence has erupted on the streets of Barcelona for the sixth consecutive night, after the city's mayor pleaded for calm over the protests.

The United States has reduced the size of its fighting force in Afghanistan by 2,000 with little fanfare, despite the lack of a peace deal with the Taliban.

Russia's defense minister said Monday the United States is targeting China and Russia in its unilateral withdrawal from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.

Kim Jong Un could still be prioritizing negotiations with the United States following his first appearance on horseback at snow-covered Mount Paektu, Seoul said Monday.

A British judge on Monday denied WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange a delay for his extradition hearing, allowing the effort by U.S. prosecutors to proceed.

The world's renewable energy capacity will increase by 50 percent within the next five years, as prices drop and government policy shifts, the International Energy Agency said Monday.

Russian hackers hijacked tools and disguised as Iranian spies to attack more than three dozen nations, including Britain and the United States, both governments announced Monday.

The U.S. military is shifting its terrorist-fighting operations from Syria to Iraq, officials said Monday.

After three and a half years of political wrangling, Britain is again expected to vote Monday on another deal to leave the European Union, but only if it can get past procedural hurdles in Parliament.

North Korea denied allegations that it has been forcibly holding South Korean nationals for more than five decades after abducting them as part of a plane hijacking, according to a family member of one of the victims.

A run-off election seemed all but assured as President Evo Morales failed to receive more than 50 percent of the vote or a 10 percent margin over the second-place finisher, former president Carlos Mesa.

India and Pakistan exchanged fire across the border of the disputed Kashmir region while blaming the other for instigating the shelling that killed at least nine people.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi led a congressional delegation on an unannounced trip to Afghanistan on Sunday.

U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Saturday that U.S. troops withdrawing from Syria will end up in western Iraq to continue their fight against the Islamic State.

Hundreds of thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong defied a ban on assembly to participate in protests on Sunday.

In the fight for his political life, polls this weekend showed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his party edging ahead of the Conservatives going into Monday's election, but the Liberal Party will likely lose its majority.

Airshows, photo ops and the latest military hardware were on display as the Seoul International Aerospace and Defense Exhibition concluded Sunday.

Qantas's historic 10,200-mile non-stop flight from New York to Sydney landed Sunday in 19 hours and 16 minutes, the first of three test runs to see if such routes can be done safely and with comfort for passengers.

Chilean President Sebastian Pinera said late Saturday that authorities will suspend a plan to increase the price of Metro tickets after a week of protests led to the death of three people in a supermarket fire.

Archaeologists in Egypt on Saturday opened the coffins of two of the 30 mummies discovered earlier this year and estimated to be 3,000 years old.

Afghanistan's election commission has delayed announcing results of the presidential election.