Members of a delegation of European Union parliamentarians drive to a hotel during a lockdown in Srinagar, the main city in Indian-administered Kashmir on October 29, 2019
Boeing president and CEO, Dennis Muilenburg arrives at a Senate hearing on the 737 MAX after two deadly crashes
Bolivian presidential hopeful Carlos Mesa has accused the government of fraud over the October 20 general election and demanded the results be annulled
CEO of the United States Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Travis Tygart, pictured May 2019, said it was a "brute force password attack"
A new report has found that roughly two-thirds of the bird species in the U.S. face extinction by 2100 due to climate change.
In January 2019, Austrian Post said it would delete a database of the likely political affinities of around 2.2 million customers after privacy campaigners likened the practice to the Facebook data-sharing scandal
Demonstrations have been held in France to voice concerns about the possible consequences of the Lubrizol chemical plant fire
Joe Biden's position on abortion rights causes a controversial stir in Catholic communities forcing some Bishops to refuse him of communion.
Behind the steel door, the cell is as packed as their eyes are empty -- haggard, scrawny prisoners in orange jumpsuits lying head-to-toe cover every inch of floor space.An AFP team was given rare access to one of the crowded detention facilities in northeastern Syria where Kurdish forces are holding Islamic State group (IS) suspects.As a Turkish offensive launched against Kurdish forces earlier this month wreaks chaos in the area, just how solid such doors will be is a question keeping the world on edge.
Just months ago, the most hardcore among them were still bent on defending the last sliver of the Islamic State group's "caliphate" in Baghouz, Syria.Today, they're crammed together: 5,000 presumed jihadists in an overcrowded Kurdish prison in the country's northeast.AFP correspondents obtained exclusive access to the site in Hasakeh province. They found thousands of detainees, including children, lying cheek by jowl in stifling, stench-filled rooms, orange jump suits covering emaciated frames.
President Donald Trump's Twitter account shows a picture of a dog that helped capture Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
WWE's latest PR problems all hit ahead of its already controversial show in Saudi Arabia.
David Benioff and D.B. Weiss at the Emmys in Los Angeles in 2016
Juul to cut 500 jobs by the end of the year amid a broader company reorganization.
Brad Pitt and his predicament is far from being over. Whilst the divorce proceedings are ongoing, with Angelina Jolie refusing to share joint custody with their kids; Pitt has yet another legal issue he has to face.
With another 300 fuel-efficient planes on order, IndiGo will be able to reduce fuel costs further in the future
US consumer confidence dipped for the third month in a row in October 2019
US President Donald Trump Trump did not identify the person killed but a top Kurdish official said Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's spokesman Abu Hassan al-Muhajir was killed Sunday
The president did not name the individual or release details of how he was killed. Experts say there were two possible replacements for the ISIS leader, Iyad al-Obaidi and Ayad al-Jumaili.
This week's meeting should be a balancing act for Fed Chairman Jerome Powell
Indian troops kept a muscular presence but clashes broke out in various parts of Kashmir as an unofficial European Parliament delegation visited
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are reportedly looking for a second base because things were not working for them in the U.K.