Washington Post: World

The Marine Corps commandant has ordered the removal of all Confederate flags, bumper stickers and other similar items from the service’s bases

A recent study finds that Venezuelans have less trouble finding food in the markets, but their nation’s crisis makes it hard for them to afford it

The Supreme Court ruling could change the way Canadian firms assess the risks of working abroad.

A former Philippine foreign secretary is warning that the president’s decision to end a key U.S. security pact will undermine the ability of American forces to help the country deal with major disasters and deter aggression in the disputed South China Sea

Guinea will be voting Sunday on a contested referendum that could extend the president’s rule for at least another decade and lead to deeper political violence and more deadly demonstrations

Japan could have many hidden cases, but critics say the government has downplayed the problem in a misguided attempt to save the Olympics.

Malawi has legalized the cultivation of cannabis

Muslims have returned to the battle-torn streets of northeastern New Delhi for Friday prayers at riot-damaged mosques amid a heavy police presence

Fears that a coronavirus pandemic could tip the world economy into recession sent global stocks into a tailspin Friday, with markets on track for their worst week since the financial crisis.

Turkey has deployed thousands of troops in Syria to prevent the defeat of anti-regime militias in Idlib, and Russian officials in recent days have repeatedly accused Turkey of breaching a 2018 cease-fire deal.