Thunderstorms have led to a number of deaths in Pakistan, where heavy rain has flooded towns and streets, officials said Tuesday.

Donations to reconstruct Notre-Dame reached $700 million dollars Tuesday as wealthy business owners joined French President Emmanuel Macron's call to rebuild the cathedral devastated by fire.

Three Palestinians were killed and hundreds injured in Gaza protests to mark the one-year anniversary of the Great March of Return protests.

LongtimeAlgerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika announced that he will not seek a fifth term in office, but a delay in elections has left some protesters upset.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said he stands with India against terrorism in a visit days after a suicide bomber attacked a busload of soldiers.

Iran has unveiled a homemade submarine that the nation says is capable of firing cruise missiles and staying more than 650 feet underwater for five weeks.

Three rape suspects in Bangladesh have been found dead with notes around their necks confessing to crimes, suggesting a vigilante is behind them.

Nayib Bukele of El Salvador's Great Alliance for National Unity Party declared victory in the country's presidential election Sunday.

Germany, France and Britain have found a roundabout way for companies to continue doing business with Iran without violating U.S. sanctions.

The Arab Economic and Social Development summit in Lebanon this weekend has seen several heads of state drop out of the event, over concerns about Syria and Iran.

The carefully structured peace deal for Yemen could be falling apart because it's not specific enough, the British charity Oxfam said.

In his New Year's Day address, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un affirmed his country's commitment to denuclearization.

Hydrofluoric acid and other chemicals were dumped down a well at the home of the Consul General Muhammed al-Otaibi in Istanbul, Turkish officials said.

One of the Taliban's founding members has been released from detention in Pakistan, a move that could be part of wider U.S. peace talks with the Afghan group.

Parliamentary elections in Afghanistan have been postponed after the deaths of a police commander and intelligence chief in Kandahar, officials said Friday.