Russia’s main Kremlin party, United Russia, was dominating the country’s first wartime parliamentary election, according to early returns released Monday from a tightly controlled election virtually devoid of opposition to President Vladimir Putin’s policies.

Pakistan launched airstrikes into neighboring Afghanistan overnight, killing three people and injuring four others, the Taliban said Monday.

Google has been fined 403 million euros for breaching the EU's privacy rules by mishandling users' location data. Ireland's Data Protection Commission found that Google unlawfully processed data

Russian drones have hit Ukraine’s southern city of Zaporizhzhia, officials said. The attack on Monday cames a day after authorities said Kyiv’s forces fired over 1,000 drones at Russia.

Seven opposition groups in Ethiopia have announced the formation of an alliance to remove the government of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, according to an announcement made on Sunday.

South African police have arrested three people over the death of a woman whose body was found east ​of Johannesburg last week, after a spate of femicides reignited ‌public anger over violence against women.

China expelled two former top generals from the Communist Party, accusing them of political disloyalty and taking massive bribes as President Xi Jinping presses ahead with a sweeping purge of the armed forces.

Andy Burnham once said he would refuse to meet Donald Trump. Now Britain’s prime minister is about to hold his first meeting with the U.S. president, with Ukraine and the soaring cost of conflict in the Middle East at the top of his agenda.