Author: Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY

Pyongyang has warned Seoul it needs to stop defectors sending anti-North Korea leaflets across the border. Denuclearization talks are gridlocked.

A Black Lives Matter banner was unfurled Saturday at the U.S. Embassy in Seoul. By Monday, it was gone.

British Black Lives Matter protester Patrick Hutchinson carried an injured, white counter-demonstrator to safety.

North Korea says it is abandoning attempts to pursue diplomacy with the White House two years after Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un shook hands.

Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme was gunned down on a Stockholm street 34 years ago. Investigators finally think they know who killed him.

Thousands of people gathered across central London and other international capital cities this weekend to protest against the killing of George Floyd.

Funding for EcoHealth Alliance’s research into bat-borne coronaviruses in China was abruptly terminated. It hasn’t been given a full explanation why.

The birth of the pair’s child comes just days after Johnson returned to work following a bout with the coronavirus.

Sweden is accused of dangerously pursuing a ‘herd immunity’ coronavirus strategy. Its top COVID-19 official Anders Tegnell said it was ‘sustainable.’

Boris Johnson is the first major world leader known to have contracted coronavirus – and now also to have overcome it.