Trump gets rock-bottom ratings over foreign policy, survey finds

A new multination survey finds that confidence in Donald Trump's ability to manage foreign policy should he become US president is rock-bottom in a host of countries in Europe and Asia.

Boris Johnson won't run for prime minister

Former London mayor Boris Johnson abruptly pulled out of the race to become Britain's next prime minister on Thursday, in a shock move that upturned a political order shaken by last week's vote to leave the European Union.

Black box data suggest fire on board before crash

Investigators have downloaded data from one of the black box flight recorders on EgyptAir Flight MS804 and are preparing to analyze it, bringing them closer discovering what caused the jet to crash, Egypt's investigation committee said on Wednesday.

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Li Keqiang answers questions at forum

Klaus Schwab: Premier Li Keqiang, thank you for sharing with us such a comprehensive and integrated vision of China's economy. We should not underestimate the challenge related to leading such a large economy

Li Keqiang's speech at opening ceremony

Premier Li Keqiang on Monday delivered the keynote speech at the opening ceremony of the Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2016, also known as the Summer Davos Forum, in Tianjin. The following is the full text of his speech.

Fishing faces a warming world

The cod isn't just a fish to David Goethel. It's his identity, his ticket to middle-class life, his link to a historic industry.

'Fake' Buddhist monks scamming NY tourists

New York City Buddhist leaders are sounding the alarm to tourists: Beware the "fake monks."

Ancient cave art faces rocky future

Centuries have passed since Neolithic artists swirled red and white color on the cliffs of northern Somalia, painting antelopes, cattle, giraffes and hunters carrying bows and arrows.

Shaq slam dunks basketball diplomacy

The Shaq show came to Havana on Sunday as National Basketball Association great Shaquille O'Neal put on a basketball clinic for local youngsters, becoming the latest emissary for US outreach to the people of Cuba.

US base worker held for drunk-driving

An American base employee on Japan's Okinawa was arrested on a charge of suspected drunk-driving on Sunday, a week after tens of thousands of angry residents rallied in protest at crimes linked to the heavy US military presence.

'Stolen babies' raise ghosts seeking truth

Pedro Sandoval stopped celebrating Mother's Day, Father's Day and even his own birthday after he found out the truth: The mom and dad he knew growing up had stolen him from his biological parents, who were kidnapped, tortured and never heard from again during Argentina's 1976-1983 military dictatorship.