Protesters in Haiti's capital have taken the day to gather food, water and fuel, pressing pause on deadly demonstrations that have been calling for President Jovenel Moise's resignation.

A group of 24 Canadian missionaries and another of nurses are among visitors stranded in Haiti by ongoing street protests sweeping through the Caribbean country.

It had been a long election campaign, fiercely contested and marked by flashes of violence, but Nigerians were finally looking forward to casting their votes in what is the largest democratic exercise in Africa.

A second wave of US aid arrived Saturday at the Colombian-Venezuelan border in the midst of Venezuela's humanitarian crisis.

Spain's second-largest bank has apologized after hundreds of Chinese customers accused the group of racism for freezing their bank accounts without warning.

One UAE-based tech company, Alef Education, is hoping to answer that question with their educational AI platform. But there's debate over whether the benefits outweigh potential privacy concerns and increased screen time.

Uber is offering a new way to beat traffic jams in one of the world's most congested cities — speedboats.

India is building a new city to give global investors an easy way into its booming economy.

Travelers flying out of London's Gatwick Airport may soon have a robot parking their car.

Traffic used to be a frequent headache for residents in Hangzhou, the eastern Chinese city that's home to Alibaba.

"You never know [how good he could have been]," says a visibly emotional Danny Blind, Ajax's former manager and the head of its academy, as he remembers the impact Abdelhak Nouri had at the Dutch club.

How do you judge greatness in sport? Can you even compare athletes from different eras? Two classic bar room topics with no finite answers.

Sam Bird says he's still pinching himself ahead of this weekend's Mexico City E-Prix after his stunning start to the Formula E season propelled him to the top of the drivers' standings.

By combining her two passions, Melody Hames produces some of the most unexpected and spectacular designs in the equine world.

Quiet night in or big night out? Heels or sneakers? Olympic gold or an overall World Cup title?

The last eight days have proven typically eventful in the life and times of Lindsey Vonn.

I don't remember much about my earliest years, but certain vivid memories linger: the scorching yet still comforting heat of the African sun, the rich brown color of Kenyan land, adults from backgrounds different than mine helping others with daily n…

When it comes to elaborate nuptials, few can rival the mega-weddings of India's super-rich.

Women in sexual professions have always distinguished themselves from other women, from the mores of the time, by pushing the boundaries of style. The most celebrated concubines and courtesans in history set the trends in their respective courts. The…

Donald Trump has called on Britain and other European allies to take back more than 800 Islamic State fighters captured in Syria and put them on trial.

China's #MeToo movement has endured a fitful existence since it emerged at the beginning of 2018, facing heavy censorship online and in state media.

Eight illegal gold miners have been pulled alive from flooded pits after being trapped underground for days in Zimbabwe.

Emiliano Sala's cousin has insisted that someone needs to take responsibility for the death of the 28-year-old Argentinian footballer, as mourners paid their final respects.

The Islamic State caliphate has been "decimated" and the last mile of IS-controlled territory in Syria is being captured by American-backed forces, says US vice president Mike Pence.

Britain is "narrowly on the wrong side" of international law over arms sales to Saudi Arabia during the Yemen conflict, a Westminster watchdog has warned.

Nigeria's presidential election has been postponed just hours before polls were due to open.

Reema Iqbal is talking to us from behind the plastic sheeting which marks the tented area which is now her home in Roj camp in northeast Syria.

Hundreds of civilians still living in Islamic State's final enclave have emerged and are being used as human shields - forcing US-backed troops to delay capturing the village.

Helicopters were being used to evacuate Canadian missionaries, nurses and visitors from towns in Haiti amid street protests.

The United States sent humanitarian aid to Colombia Saturday to help tens of thousands of Venezuelans in crisis, federal officials said.

A building at a university in St. Petersburg collapsed from the fifth to the second floor Saturday afternoon, the Russian Emergencies Ministry said.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps chief warned Pakistan to penalize a militant group for a suicide bomb that killed 27 of its members earlier this week.

Latin America's female leaders are pushing for more women to secure top leadership positions so that gains in the political arena are not lost.

Nigeria postponed presidential elections planned for Saturday by one week, citing a lack of proper materials at all voting locations.

Tens of thousands of British youngsters skipped school Friday to demand government action to stop climate change.

Authorities are investigating the Vatican's envoy to France over accusations of sexual misconduct, French and Vatican officials said Friday.

British billionaire Richard Branson will organize a benefit concert next week, called Venezuela Aid Live, to help ease the ongoing crisis in the South American nation.

The Japanese government endorsed a bill Friday to officially recognize for the first time the Ainu ethnic minority as an indigenous people of the country.

North Korean authorities say a Japanese citizen possibly abducted to North Korea in 1978 is alive, according to a Japanese press report.

China has closed the Tibetan entrance to Mount Everest indefinitely because of mounting garbage that's been left on the world's tallest mountain.

The U.S. Seventh Fleet's flagship USS Blue Ridge arrived in the South Korean port city of Busan on Friday.

North Korea negotiator Kim Chang Son arrived in Beijing late Friday en route to working-level talks with U.S. counterparts in Vietnam.

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence joined Polish President Andrzej Duda Friday in a visit to the infamous Auschwitz death camp to pay tribute to Holocaust victims.

Total and Saudi Aramco will develop a network of retail fuel stations in Saudi Arabia as equal partners, Saudi Aramco said.

A budget standoff prompted Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez Friday to call for snap general elections in two months -- the third country's general election in four years.

A pair of United Nations aid agencies started a campaign Friday to raise nearly $1 billion to help more than 900,000 Rohingya refugees from Myanmar.

Eni reached its 2022 targets four years ahead by reaching a production level of 1.85 million barrels per day, thanks to increased African production.

U.S. Forces Korea Commander Gen. Robert Abrams said Friday that the presence of American troops in South Korea is not related to an end-of-war declaration.