A group of Portuguese children whose district was ravaged by deadly forest fires this summer is to sue 47 European nations, accusing them of failing to take action on climate change.

By the end of the century, two out of three people living in Europe will be affected by heat waves, coastal floods and other weather-related disasters, largely due to global warming and climate change, according to a study published Friday in the jou…

The 'Land of Fire & Ice' is on the brink. Fly over Iceland's most famous natural wonders and discover how climate change could make it all disappear.

President Donald Trump still plans to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement unless there are major changes made to the carbon emissions pact, the White House said Saturday.

Is Japan's problem-plagued economy finally turning a corner?

Lloyd Blankfein doesn't think Brexit is going very well.

Google, a company that's built everything from a search engine to a self-driving car, will now try its hand at a city neighborhood.

It's either feast or famine for European airlines.

Nissan has suspended production of cars for its home market over safety concerns.

In 1999, Rebecca Constantino began doing a study at schools across Los Angeles.

Rebecca Constantino's nonprofit, Access Books, provides books and refurbishes libraries for low-income schools across California.

Several times a week, a security officer lets Harry Grammer through the gates of Camp Gonzales, a juvenile detention center in Los Angeles.

CNN goes inside former ISIS jails within the Syrian city of Raqqa. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh reports.

Some Puerto Ricans are resorting to desperate and potentially dangerous measures to collect water from parts of the island that are polluted with industrial chemicals. CNN's Ed Lavandera reports.

Sohail Karmani's latest photo series explores the lives of Indian fisherman living and working in Abu Dhabi.

37-year-old Jacinda Ardern will be New Zealand's new prime minister. Ardern will be the country's third female prime minister.

In the centre of Raqqa is the main football stadium.

Shooting stars are expected to streak across the sky as Earth passes through debris left behind by a comet.

Tech companies including Google, Facebook and Twitter will work with G7 countries to block the spread of extremist content online.

European leaders have suggested Britain is "bluffing" about a "no deal" divorce after a high-stakes summit in Brussels.

The Spanish government and the main opposition have agreed to hold an early election in Catalonia - effectively sacking the regional government.

A deal to restart the search for MH370 is expected to be agreed in the coming days, as authorities once again attempt to solve one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries.

Google is offering security researchers a $1,000 (£760) bounty if they can successfully hack apps on its Play Store and help fix them.

North Korea has warned it will not be intimidated by Donald Trump's threats in an "unprecedented" letter sent to other countries.

An Irishman who has spent more than four years in an Egyptian prison has been freed.

Islamic State's brutal reign of terror in Raqqa may be at an end, but as the liberation of the Syrian city is celebrated in the streets the shadow of the group remains.

CIA Director Mike Pompeo said North Korea is reaching the peak of nuclear development.

Brazil's high court released former Brazilian Olympic official Carlos Nuzman Friday after he was charged with corruption in securing the 2016 Summer Olympics.

New Zealand's Green Party and incoming Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern are seeking a referendum vote by 2020 on legalizing recreational-use marijuana.

A suicide bomber set off explosives inside a mosque in the Afghan capital Friday, security officials said, killing dozens of people.

Switzerland is imposing additional sanctions on North Korea, targeting the export of oil to the reclusive state and joint ventures.

An internal plot to overthrow Chinese President Xi Jinping has been revealed by the country's securities watchdog, officials said.

Vietnam has expelled the representative of North Korea's Wonyang Shipping Corp. and denied visas to more than 20 North Korean IT workers.

Spain has already begun planning to take political control from Catalonia, as its leader continues to go forward without making his full intentions clear.

A U.S. marine exploration company has agreed to a new search for Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 -- the Boeing 777 that's now been missing almost four years.

North Korean elites are no longer enjoying state-rationed necessities in the comfort of their Pyongyang apartments.

The U.S.-backed coalition fighting militants in Syria formally announced Friday that the former IS stronghold of Raqqa has been entirely liberated.

A tourist visiting one of Italy's most famous churches, the Basilica di Santa Croce in Florence, died after a decorative stone fell on top of him.

Lebanese authorities said they seized a stolen painting believed to be by Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dali.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday he'd like to work for global nuclear disarmament.

Members of North Korea's military and secret police have begun to receive distributions of live ammunition.

The world's largest earthquake drill took place on Thursday with millions of people worldwide practicing what to do in the event of a massive quake.

North Korean workers in Poland will not receive renewed work permits, a senior Polish diplomat said Thursday.

Taliban insurgents detonated two stolen Humvees, killing at least 43 Afghan soldiers at an army camp in the Kandahar province, the Defense Ministry said.

Young members of North Korea's elite are enjoying the good life in high-rise apartments in China.

South Korea is preparing for full-scale war with North Korea by developing missiles that could destroy North Korea nuclear and missile facilities.