The U.S. leads a coalition of foreign countries in throwing support behind Guaidó as his effort to dislodge Nicolás Maduro hits a pivotal juncture.

Vice President Mike Pence labeled Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro a dictator on Tuesday and lent U.S. support to the country's political opposition.

China's decision to scrap its infamous one-child policy has had no effect in increasing birth rates in the world's second-largest country.

Zimbabwe severs internet connections and carries out mass arrests amid ongoing protests, and the leaders of the U.S. and North Korea agree to meet again.

Zimbabwe's "new" president is looking more and more like his predecessor, Robert Mugabe, as he uses violence to suppress recent fuel price protests.

New research highlights a downside of desalination, the process of converting saltwater into freshwater and made dry parts of the earth habitable.

A parliamentary rejection of Theresa May's Brexit deal adds little clarity about what comes next as the Brexit deadline draws nearer.

Refugees International warns that without more support, Colombia's openness to Venezuelan migrants could erode, worsening a regional humanitarian crisis.

It's been nearly a month since mass demonstrations broke out against Sudan. That movement isn't showing signs of weakening.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo faulted President Obama's foreign policy in the Middle East for favoring people power over "nation states."