Gavin Quinn burst into tears as he crossed the border into Vietnam on his bicycle, finishing a nearly 12,000-kilometer journey through 20 countries.

From the first transatlantic telegraph cable to the Atlanta Olympics bombing, this week in history saw key events in politics, war, science and culture that shaped the world.

RIGA - International organized crime groups continue to actively recruit Latvian nationals via social networks, offering them work as transporters in European countries - Hungary, the Czech Republic, ...

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA — East Grain SA, part of the Agrofert Group, has acquired a 90% stake in Maragro Group, an agribusiness ...

Something is stirring on the European Union’s eastern flank. Hungary is increasingly throwing its lot in with China and ...

This cruise isn’t about the beautiful things you see on the river, it’s about getting to know the history and the people who ...

Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime will face either Hungary's Fabian Marozsan or Bolivia's Hugo Dellien to start his run at the ...

In addition, the Vatican City and Western Sahara, non UN states, acknowledge Palestine. Major nations who do not support the ...

NZR+ is the only official way to watch the All Blacks in the 2025 Lipovitan-D Rugby Championship against the Springboks, ...

The swimming icon from the United States is hitting the best times of her career and is on the brink of extending her medal ...

Infinity Castle is one of the most anticipated anime movies of all time, and its record-setting debut in Japan has only ...

More than 140 countries recognise Palestinian statehood, but Israel and the US are staunchly opposed. France would become the ...