Author: Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY

Iran effectively abandoned the nuclear deal between itself and world powers Sunday following the U.S. killing of Gen. Qasem Soleimani.

Iran’s Parliament approved a bill designating the U.S. military and Pentagon terrorist organizations following the killing of Gen. Qasem Soleimani.

Iran has vowed an unspecified harsh retaliation for the killing of Gen. Qasem Soleimani. But will it risk war?

There was little immediate global reaction to Trump’s impeachment as world leaders and senior diplomats appear to be staying out of it.

Boris Johnson comfortably won a vote linked to Brexit and Britain’s place in the world. That place now looks more ‘mid-Atlantic’ than European.

While results were still rolling in, the Conservatives had claimed 326 seats and appeared headed to the party’s best election performance since 1987.

Britain faces one of the most divisive and important general elections it has seen in a generation or more.

At a Q&A session on the sidelines of a NATO meeting, Trump was asked: ‘Does the U.S. support the protesters in Iran?’ He said No but meant Yes.

NATO leaders gather in London amid public infighting between some of the military alliance’s biggest member nations.