Washington Post: World

The International Criminal Court says a commander in a Central African Republic militia has been arrested and turned over to the court to face charges that include murder and torture

Scattered confrontations break out between supporters and opponents of the controversial helper of the Dutch version of Santa Claus amid a fierce and increasingly polarized debate about the helper known as Black Pete

Italy’s coast guard is searching for eight Algerian migrants who apparently tried to swim to shore when the motor of their boat failed off Sardinia’s southwest coast

The agency found that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman directed the journalist’s death, but Trump says he hasn’t been briefed.

Hundreds of protesters have turned out in central London and blocked off the capital’s main bridges to demand the government take climate change seriously

Tens of thousands demonstrated across the country Saturday against hikes in diesel fuel taxes that they blame on the “president of the rich.”

Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has taken over as president of the Maldives following a fierce political discord caused by the autocratic rule of outgoing leader Yameen Abdul Gayoom

Africa’s leaders applauded Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed for making substantial reforms in his country as they met to consider improvements to the continent-wide body at a summit that started Saturday

Facebook says there was a steep rise in data requests from India’s government in the first half of this year as compared to the previous two years

Russian dissidents and their Western allies hobnob in London to honor Sergei Magnitsky.