Scores of copies of Anne Frank's diary and other books covering the Holocaust held by public libraries across Tokyo have been vandalized, local government officials said Friday.
Three Al Jazeera journalists are due to appear in a Cairo prison court Thursday, charged along with 17 other defendants of having links to a terrorist organization and of spreading "false news."
The International Olympic Committee says it discourages mixing politics with the Games -- as in Ukrainian athletes wanting to memorialize those killed in Kiev. History shows otherwise, Amy Bass says
Venezuelans have taken to the streets in recent days, leading to gruesome clashes between protesters and police. Their demands are varied, from economic to social. Here's a Q and A to bring you up to speed with what's going on.
President announces deal after talks Opposition says 100 killed in Kiev West threatens sanctions Russia backs government Military staying out of fight: U.S.
Facebook's acquisition of the hugely popular messaging service WhatsApp for $19 billion is one of the largest tech deals in history. It dwarfs Facebook's acquisition of Instagram for $1 billion in 2012 -- and even that was considered an astonishing number by many.
China has urged U.S. President Barack Obama to call off a meeting at the White House with Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama that's scheduled to take place Friday.
The P5+1 and Iran have reached an agreement on the "plan of action and framework" for comprehensive negotiations over the country's nuclear program, Iranian state-run media reported Thursday. Talks have been going on in Vienna, Austria, since Tuesday.
Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has denied allegations that she failed to heed warnings of possible corruption in a rice subsidy program whose recent problems have stoked anger among farmers in the country's rural heartland.