British MEP Nigel Farage heads to the EU Parliament to disparage Theresa May's handling of the Brexit process.

Media reports suggest China is building refugee camps along the country's border with North Korea and the World Bank plans to end funding for oil and gas exploration and production by 2020.

Russian President Vladimir Putin makes a surprise trip to Syria and Germany accuses China of launching an intelligence operation on LinkedIn.

A prominent German politician floats the idea of creating a United States of Europe, and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says Russian troops in Ukraine are preventing improved relations.

The US bans government officials from Palestine's West Bank or the Old City of Jerusalem, Pope Francis weighs in on President Trump's Jerusalem announcement and Russia is banned from the 2018 Winter Olympics.

World leaders react to President Trump's possible recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, Germans are more concerned about the US relationship than North Korea or Russia, according to a new poll, and the search for MH370 could be back on.

The US withdraws from the UN's global migration talks, tensions rise after elections in Honduras and an unusual propsal in Australia's parliament.

Representatives of the Assad government walk out of Syrian peace talks, media outlets are bearing the brunt of sour US-Russia relations and Australia turns on the world's largest lithium-ion battery.

U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley floats a plan to strip North Korea of its U.N. voting rights, and the U.S. admits some 800+ civilians have been killed in anti-Islamic State airstrikes since 2014.

Two candidates are claiming victory after presidential elections in Honduras, and results are (still) trickling in.