How the Gandhis went from 'Kennedys of India' to the political wilderness
He has about 2,500 kilometers to go until his journey is complete. But the great-grandson of India's first prime minister appears determined.
Chinese artist speaks out against zero-Covid policy by wearing 27 hazmat suits in Times Square
On Sunday morning, a puffy, Michelin Man-like figure trudged through Times Square in New York, panting from the exertion of trying to move while wearing 27 hazmat suits.
Groundbreaking movie star to be first Asian American featured on US currency
Early movie star Anna May Wong, who broke into Hollywood during the silent film era, will become the first Asian American to appear on US currency, a century after she landed her first leading role.
America's emergency oil stockpile is down by over one-third since President Biden took office
Presidents don't have magic wands to make inflation disappear. But they do have a powerful tool that can help ease the pain of high gas prices: The Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
The doctors risking it all to treat Iran's protesters
Arash says he has grown adept at spotting undercover Iranian law enforcement officers.
Concerns mount over Iranian climber after she competed without hijab
• Analysis: A rare moment of public self-criticism by a former president
US State Department confirms detention of US citizen in Saudi Arabia
The US State Department confirmed that 72-year-old American citizen Saad Ibrahim Almadi has been imprisoned in Saudi Arabia after being given a 16-year sentence for tweets critical of the Saudi government.
Germany's cybersecurity chief fired following reports of alleged Russian ties
German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser sacked Arne Schönbohm, the head of the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI), with immediate effect from his duties, a spokesperson for the ministry told CNN on Tuesday, after recent media reports alleged he had links with people involved with Russian intelligence services.
Trains canceled and schools affected as nationwide strikes hit France
Only about half the trains on regional and intercity lines were running Tuesday in France and Eurostar canceled some services between London and Paris, as a strike by energy workers spilled over into other sectors of the economy.