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Governments around the world are scrambling to figure out how, exactly, to approach the questions posed by artificial intelligence.

Families hoping to adopt Ukrainian children face a major hurdle: Officials there have halted international adoptions until the end of the war.

The melee was the latest violence to break out at an Eritrean-sponsored festival abroad intended to celebrate 30 years of Eritrean independence.

The Nobel Foundation said it would no longer invite Belarus and Russia’s ambassadors to the Stockholm awards ceremony, after objections from Ukraine and Sweden.

Wildfires in Greece and beyond have been turning virgin forest into preternatural moonscapes and devastating monasteries, tavernas, vineyards and olive groves.

Hong Kong grounded flights, shut down its stock market and closed schools on Friday.

During the four days following an on-board explosion, Mrs. Lovell showed steely resolve. Privately, she pondered life as a widow.

On the first day of the new school year, the Kremlin steps up the militarization of Russian education, aimed at shaping a new generation for war.

The Egyptian businessman felt scorned by Britain, but owned icons such as Harrods.

Vietnam and the United States will debut a “comprehensive strategic partnership,” boosting economic and tech ties amid Beijing’s aggressiveness.