The strike in Sumy, a northeastern Ukrainian city 18 miles from Russia’s border, took place on a major Christian holiday.

Security and the economy in the once-peaceful South American nation are key issues in Sunday’s presidential election.

After years of political stasis and economic decline, young people in Turkey feel newly empowered to push back against the government, despite the risks.

Experts say images obtained by The Post show blast patterns and shell fragments that are consistent with two Israeli tank shells. The IDF has denied responsibility for the strike, which killed a European aid worker.

The Israel Defense Forces said it had taken over areas in the southern Gaza strip and was establishing a security corridor between Rafah and Khan Younis.

Negotiations over the future of Iran’s nuclear program start amid escalating regional tensions and a growing U.S. military presence.

The world’s two largest powers are closer to a full economic break than ever, as President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping refuse to back down in a high-stakes game of chicken.

The attack comes just days ahead of the two-year anniversary of the start of the civil war in Sudan, one of the world’s deadliest conflicts.

London’s Metropolitan Police knew they had to get creative to tackle the illegal gambling operations targeting tourists in the city. Enter the caped crusaders.

Tijuana and San Diego built an entwined economy. Trump’s tariffs on Mexico have set off a scramble ro sort through the confusion and salvage their connections.

Air pollution fell substantially as the city restricted car traffic and made way for parks and bike lanes.

After ousting Assad, Syria’s new rulers have been stamping out the “land bridge” that Iran used to project regional power by arming Hezbollah and other allies.

Using military hardware typically reserved for missions overseas, the Trump administration looks to send a message that the status quo has changed.

The agreement, which the Trump administration opposes, makes the shipping industry the first to face international binding emissions targets.

The United States and Iran will hold their first serious talks in a decade this weekend. Both sides say they are willing to make a deal, but it is unclear whether their representatives will even sit in the same room.

Steve Witkoff made an unannounced trip to St. Petersburg as talks on the war in Ukraine appear to have stalled.

Abigail Esparza Reyes, a member of an elite police unit known as “Gringo Hunters,” chased U.S. fugitives in Mexico. She was fatally shot this week.