Giant inflatable artworks have taken over The Hague
The BlowUp Jubilee features 24 inflatable artworks in parks, on buildings and even in a train station.
Legal fight could delay a proposed $7B settlement for lawsuits in Roundup cancer claims
Legal wrangling over the $7.25 billion Roundup settlement could disrupt deadlines and delay approval.
A look at the Hajj pilgrimage and Eid al-Adha and their significance to Muslims around the world
Large numbers of Muslims converge once a year in Saudi Arabia to unite in a series of religious rituals and acts of worship as they perform the Hajj, the pilgrimage…
Rare public appearances, low profile mark Raúl Castro’s life since stepping down as Cuba’s president
He is believed to wield significant influence over the government but keeps a low profile even as general of Cuba’s army.
Artist JR, the ‘French Banksy’ creates a ‘cave’ installation over Paris’ oldest bridge
The oldest bridge in Paris looked Thursday as if it had been swallowed by a mountain.
Holy deception: Rome’s ‘sexy priest’ calendar star never set foot in a seminary
The photographer says at least one-third of the 2027 calendar's subjects are real priests.
US sanctions hit alleged Sinaloa cartel fentanyl network, including a Chihuahua restaurant
The sanctions, announced Wednesday, cut them off from the U.S. banking system.
Residents of Lithuania’s capital told to shelter as drone alarm underlines NATO’s eastern jitters
Lithuania's president and prime minister have been taken to safe locations after a suspected drone was detected near the country's border with Belarus.
Israeli minister orders West Bank hamlet evicted after hearing he may face arrest warrant overseas
It is not clear whether the International Criminal Court is mulling an arrest warrant for the minister, named Bezalel Smotrich.
NATO’s top officer doesn’t expect more American drawdowns beyond the 5,000 troops Trump announced
Tuesday's remarks by U.S. Lt. Gen. Alex Grynkewich follow Trump’s surprise announcement of the move early this month.