Inter Milan boss Luciano Spalletti is counting on Mauro Icardi and Ivan Perisic to add to their goal scoring tallies and make it five Serie A wins out of five at Bologna.

France stepped up global efforts to convince US President Donald Trump not to abandon the Iran nuclear deal Monday, suggesting a way could be found to prolong its effects.

Visualizations of North Korea's major exports and imports and trading partners.

Turkey launched a military drill with tanks close to the Iraqi border on Monday, the army said, a week before Iraq's Kurdish region is set to hold an independence referendum.

Togo's ruling presidential party on Monday urged supporters to take to the streets to coincide with planned opposition demonstrations against the slow pace of political reform.

In Africa, selling marijuana could be a windfall.

Neighbours of the teenage chief suspect in the London Underground train bombing voiced their shock Monday as their quiet suburb was teeming with police operating behind a temporary metal security wall.

Turkey on Monday summoned the German ambassador for the second time in just three days, Turkish diplomatic sources said, as an intensifying bilateral crisis showed no sign of ending.

Toys R Us could file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as soon as this week, according to reports.

Chipotle is cutting chorizo from the menu.

Goals from Okpotu and Moses sent Nigeria into the last four of the 2017 WAFU Cup on Monday.

Reachability helps you use your iPhone one-handed, but it's impossible to make it work on the iPhone X.

Dan Helmer's karaoke-singing Top Gun parody ad landed with a flop.

A source said elders of the town decided to tackle the problem traditionally, saying that drinking the water was like taking an oath of renouncement.

Tesla's stock has gotten a boost during the production ramp of its Model 3. Investors are also patiently awaiting the company's answer to the trucking industry.

The internet giant's financial arm, Ant, could be worth $70 billion, Goldman Sachs says.

As Trump makes his debut appearance before the UN, the body will address pressing issues like North Korea, the plight of the Rohingya, and climate change.

The internet giant's financial arm, Ant, could be worth $70 billion, Goldman Sachs says.