KABUL—Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities are allowing some 200 Americans, U.S. permanent residents and holders of other Western passports to leave the country on a flight to

HONG KONG—Higher commodity costs drove China’s factory-gate prices to rise in August by their fastest pace in 13 years, defying aggressive moves by Beijing to

Angela Merkel’s conservatives could lose the Sept. 26 election to a resurgent center-left energized by a new approach: imitating Angela Merkel.

FRANKFURT—The European Central Bank said it would slightly scale back its massive bond-buying program amid robust economic growth and inflation in the eurozone, turning the

A Russian-backed warlord vying for power in Libya has hired a one-time senior aide to President Bill Clinton and a former Republican lawmaker to lead

SEOUL—North Korea held its first military parade since President Biden took office, though the event didn’t feature major military hardware or a speech from leader

KABUL—Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities are allowing some 200 Americans and other foreign citizens to leave the country on a flight to Qatar scheduled for Thursday, the

KUWAIT CITY—The Taliban’s newly named interim Afghan government, which includes former leaders ousted 20 years ago by the U.S. invasion and members of the al

The last American soldier had barely left Afghanistan when President Biden pledged that pressure on the Taliban would continue through other means, in particular what

Europe, having passed the U.S. in Covid-19 vaccinations, is facing the biggest test of its progress against the virus: reopening schools in the face of