The Trump administration is preparing to unveil harsh new policies aimed at Cuba and the U.S. complains to the WTO about cheap foreign solar panels.

At least 23 members of the Egyptian Coptic community were killed in a terror attack on Friday, and Google unveils a product linking credit card purchases with online advertising.

Former President Barack Obama returns to Berlin and echoes past remarks condemning the construction of walls between cultures. And the US sails by occupied Chinese islands.

Taiwan's high court legalizes same-sex marriage, martial law may be coming to the Philippines and President Trump meets with Pope Francis. 

Fighters pledging loyalty to the Islamic State capture Marawi City in the southern Filipino island of Mindanao, and a new report reveals widespread coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef.

A new study finds one person around the world is displaced from their home every second. North Korea tests another ballistic missile, and Africa records serious anti-poverty gains.

Senator John McCain has called for the expulsion of Turkey's Ambassador to the U.S. after a Turkish security detail assaulted protesters in D.C.

NATO officials have reportedly asked attendees of an upcoming summit to keep their remarks short, fearing President Trump will lose focus if they drag on.

Three French LGBT rights groups ask the International Criminal Court to investigate reports of an anti-gay "genocide" in the Russian republic of Chechnya.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson backs an Arctic Council resolution acknowledging the gravity of the climate change threat. What does that mean for the Paris Agreement?