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Portugal's prime minister is stepping down as the country's authorities investigate irregularities in his government's lithium mining and hydrogen projects. António Costa will stay in the role until his successor is found. That's left Portugal's head of state with a

An art museum in Spain has opened with a one-of-a-kind collection you won't be able to see anywhere else. That's because each piece in the Museum of Forbidden Art has been pulled from display somewhere else. The result is a graphic showcase of some of the

Ukraine's leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy is urging countries for more support in the country's conflict with Russia. He's been on the defensive after his commander in chief said the war in Ukraine is reaching a stalemate. But on the frontlines, the fighting is ramping up.

The leaders of some sub-Saharan African nations are seeking to extend a lucrative trade deal struck with the US. The agreement has doubled Africa's garment exports but is due to expire in 2025. The looming deadline has workers at a textile factory in Kenya in doubt about their

United States wildlife crime authorities are teaming up with zoos to make sure animals seized from smugglers have somewhere safe to go. It's part of their fight against a worldwide trafficking industry we'll never know the true scale of. They're starting in California, a

Thousands of migrants are walking from southern Mexico to the country's border with the US, where people from across the world, including China and Türkiye, are seeking asylum. The increase in border crossings has had cities across the US grappling with how to handle the influx.

Bangladesh's largest opposition party is urging supporters to block roads and railways for three days after violent protests in the nation's capital over the weekend. More than 100 people were hurt, while two opposition activists were arrested - including the Bangladesh Nationalist Party's leader.