The power plant is being built just 12 miles from the border from Lithuania.

On Saturday night Saudi Arabia defended its capital by blowing an incoming missile out of the sky. The missile came from neighboring Yemen. But Saudi media blame Iran.

Saad Hariri, who became prime minister for the second time less than a year ago in a government of national unity, cited the dominance of Lebanon by Iran and its ally Hezbollah and threats to his life as being behind his decision to resign.

A former employee raised the alarm about bots and spam accounts originating in Russia and Ukraine, but says nothing happened.

In South Korea, people are starting to talk with family members about what would happen if war broke out between the US and North Korea.

A terror attack carried out by an Uzbek citizen in New York this week is reviving false media narratives about Uzbekistan and Central Asia as breeding grounds violent extremism.

Violence against the Rohingya minority in Myanmar is being partially fueled by misinformation and propaganda spread on Facebook. But is the company doing anything about it?

Donald Trump has lashed out in many directions after Tuesday's deadly attack in New York City. He even called the US judicial process an international "laughing stock."

About 600 asylum-seekers in an Australian offshore detention camp on Papua New Guinea are hunkering down and refusing to leave. The power has been cut off, there's no air conditioning and food is running out.

Lawyers and activists working with LGBT refugees in the Netherlands report that immigration authorities are increasingly demanding that people fleeing anti-gay persecution back home prove their sexuality.