Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, were caught off guard when Buckingham Palace released a letter reaffirming that they remain nonworking members of the royal family despite their return to the United Kingdom, a person familiar with the discussions said.
The Eiffel Tower was set to reopen Tuesday after employees walked out to protest the removal of female staff from their posts during a visit from a Hindu religious group.
Russian missiles and drones struck Kyiv overnight Tuesday, killing two people and forcing residents into shelters as Moscow ended a temporary pause in attacks on the Ukrainian capital.
US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff arrived in Kyiv on Sunday to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and advance efforts to end Russia’s more than four-year war against Ukraine.
Japanese writer and former political candidate Kotoe Hashimoto drew widespread attention after announcing the birth of her seventh child amid Japan’s continuing decline in births.
Jeon Gyeong-cheol, the South Korean father known as the “Peter Pan Dad” for documenting his search for lifelong care for his disabled son, died Saturday at 64 after battling late-stage liver cancer.
The U.S. military said Saturday that it destroyed three oil tankers linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps after Iranian forces fired on American warships.
Rome plans to tighten regulations on golf carts carrying tourists through the city’s historic center as residents raise concerns about illegal parking, traffic and overtourism.
Pacific Islands Forum members on Thursday called for at least 24 hours’ notice before intercontinental ballistic missile tests after China launched a missile into international waters near several Pacific nations in July.
Friend-for-hire services are gaining popularity in Thailand as more people live alone and unmarried residents seek companions for travel, leisure activities and other social needs.