Protesters in Caracas set the Venezuelan Supreme Court ablaze following a ruling that permits embattled President Nicolás Maduro to rewrite the constitution.

A statement of restraint by Rex Tillerson hasn't caused Saudi Arabia to ease its blockade of Qatar. Now, Iran, Turkey and Oman are trying to help.

British Prime Minister Theresa May clings to power by forming a coalition government with an obscure party in Northern Ireland, and Catalonia wants to follow Kurdistan to independence.

Iraqi Kurds schedule a September independence referendum, the U.N. reports civilian casualties in Mosul, and Iran gets no U.S. sympathy over Wednesday's terror attacks.

After a tongue-lashing by Donald Trump over NATO spending, European nations commit to spend more on defense spending, but through the European Union.

U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley travels to Geneva to advocate for reform of the 47-member U.N. Human Rights Council.

Police funding becomes a core issue in Britain's parliamentary elections after a London terror attack, and Gulf unity erodes as Saudi Arabia severs diplomatic relations with Qatar.

President Trump begins a three-year pull out from the Paris Agreement, and the Philippines is struggling to take back a city captured by the Islamic State.

Among G7 nations, the U.K. economy is bringing up the rear, and the U.S. stiffens the visa application process.

The world braces for a U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement on climate change, and is Goldman Sachs helping to prop up the Venezuelan regime of Nicolás Maduro?