It looks increasingly likely that Kim Jong Un was never serious about surrendering his nuclear program as a part of negotiations with the U.S.

Venezuela's embattled president is launching a new national currency in the hopes of turning around his country's bad economic fortunes.

Uganda's government cracks down violently against opposition demonstrators, politicians and the press. Will the U.S. rethink its military support?

Are the countries of Central America's 'northern triangle' about to turn a corner on government corruption?

After once-in-a-century floods, the southern Indian city of Kerala is starting to reckon with how to adapt to what could be increasingly severe weather in the future.

Iran's economic fortunes hang in the balance as U.S. sanctions continue to make their impact felt.

The U.S. is reassigning $200 million away from Syrian reconstruction efforts, saying Saudi Arabia and the Emirates will pick up the bill. Not everyone is convinced that's a wise move.

High-profile attacks in Afghanistan this week by the Islamic State and Taliban suggest the security situation in the country is poised to get a lot worse in the coming months and years.

With rescue boats unable to dock in Italy, EU countries are negotiating asylum resettlements on a case-by-case basis, a system campaigners say is unsustainable.

Iran's foreign minister throws cold water on the prospect of talks with U.S. officials on the sidelines of next month's U.N. General Assembly.