A limited cease-fire started Tuesday in the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky in Ukraine, where people have been trapped without supplies for years.

One of the men, both of whom are British nationals, was charged with assisting Iran’s intelligence service, the Crown Prosecution Service said.

The deployment comes after a foreign national was beaten to death by a mob during an anti-immigrant protest last week.

Soccer star Kylian Mbappé apologized for comments in which he apparently referred to Mao Zedong, the founding leader of Communist China, as a dictator, after facing backlash and losing brand deals with at least three different Chinese companies.

Since undergoing surgery on October 13 to treat lung cancer, Pope Leo has weighed a major decision: whether ​to press ahead with an intense, three-country tour of South America just 24 days after having part of one lung removed.

Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to 60,000 employees as the tech giant looks to cut costs while pouring billions into AI.

The Cuban foreign minister and U.S. ambassador to the United Nations engaged in a heated verbal confrontation Tuesday at the U.N. General Assembly.

A court has ordered the closure of one of Egypt’s last independent news outlets, Mada Masr, after convicting its editor-in-chief on charges of operating a website without a license.