Artists Gilbert & George open their own gallery, saying museums 'are too full up'
Famed artist duo Gilbert & George, who describe themselves as two men who are together one artist, have unveiled a new gallery in London dedicated to their work.
At least 35 killed after falling into underground stepwell in Indian temple
At least 35 people were killed Thursday after falling into a stepwell at a Hindu temple in central India after its floor covering collapsed, according to local officials.
UK reaches its biggest trade deal since Brexit, joining trans-Pacific partnership
Britain has reached an agreement to join a major trans-Pacific partnership, calling it its biggest trade deal since Brexit.
How a team of US and Canadian surgeons try to repair faces shattered by war in Ukraine
Lesya Belinska is proud of her son. She stands next to Roman Belinsky at her home and hugs him with one arm. Belinsky waves her away, embarrassed.
Pakistan's political heavyweights take their street battles to the courts -- as a weary nation looks on
Pakistan's leaders and the man who wants to unseat them are engaged in high stakes political brinkmanship that is taking a toll on the collective psyche of the nation's people -- and many are exhausted.
Why 2023 is the year to visit Mongolia
Due to its remoteness and short summer season, Mongolia has long been a destination overlooked by travelers.
Convicted ISIS supporter sentenced to additional year in prison over meeting with 'American Taliban' John Lindh
A Virginia man convicted of providing support to ISIS in 2015 was sentenced Thursday to serve an additional year in prison for breaking his release conditions after meeting multiple times with John Walker Lindh, the so-called "American Taliban" and sharing ISIS propaganda online in encrypted chats.
Four bankers who helped Putin's friend set up Swiss bank account convicted
Four bankers who helped a close friend of Russian President Vladimir Putin move millions of dollars through Swiss bank accounts have been convicted of failing to perform due diligence in financial transactions.
UAE leader names his son as Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi
The leader of the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday named his eldest son as crown prince of Abu Dhabi and his likely successor as president of the second biggest Arab economy.
UK plan to house migrants in barracks and barges is condemned as 'cruel' and unworkable
The UK government has put forward plans to house migrants in disused military bases rather than hotels and is examining the possibility of using barges, in controversial proposals that have further inflamed tensions over immigration.