The U.N. condemns new U.S. immigration policies leading to migrant children being detained apart from their parents, and Guatemala digs out from a severe volcanic eruption.

On the one year anniversary of President Trump's withdrawal from the Paris Agreement on climate change, Republican Mayor Jim Brainard of Carmel, Indiana makes the conservative case for sticking with the deal.

A whirlwind week in European politics sees new governments in Italy and Spain, and the E.U. pledges a tough response to American steel and aluminum tariffs.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo continues meetings with a top North Korean diplomat in New York, and the U.S. is set to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on the E.U., Canada and Mexico.

A top North Korean diplomat heads to New York for meetings with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and Ukraine fakes the death of a Russian journalist to help catch his assassin.

Dutch investigators pin blame on the Russian army for the shoot-down of MH17, Israel authorizes more settlements in the occupied Palestinian West Bank and the IAEA says Iran remains in compliance with a 2015 nuclear deal.

The World Health Organization says the coming weeks will be key in determining whether an Ebola outbreak in the Congo turns into a regional health crisis.

Russia's parliament passes a watered down counter-sanctions bill targeting the U.S., and North Korea prepares to demolish a nuclear test site in a ceremony for foreign reporters.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro secures another six years in office in a widely-criticized election in which two top opposition candidates were banned.

The UN's top human rights officials disputes Israel's claim that it sought to minimize deaths during clashes at the Gaza border on Monday.