Pakistani police were locked in a standoff Wednesday with supporters of Imran Khan after a night of violent clashes outside the former prime minister's home in the eastern city of Lahore as officers attempt to arrest the opposition leader for failing to appear in court on corruption charges.

CNN senior international correspondent Ivan Watson walks through Kramatorsk, Ukraine, where residents deal with the aftermath of a strike by Russian forces.

CNN's Erin Burnett speaks with Ukrainian soldier Roman Trokhymets about his experience fighting against Russians near Bakhmut.

A Russian fighter jet forced down a US Air Force drone over the Black Sea on Tuesday after damaging the propeller of the American MQ-9 Reaper drone, according to the US military.

Scandal-plagued Rep. George Santos filed paperwork Tuesday with federal regulators formally declaring his 2024 candidacy.

A Russian fighter jet forced down a US Air Force drone over the Black Sea after damaging the propeller of the American MQ-9 Reaper drone, according to a US official familiar with the incident.

The government's bailout during the 2008 financial crisis has drawn comparison to Biden's actions following Silicon Valley Bank's collapse. CNN business reporter Matt Egan outlines the difference.

• Live: Fighting is relentless around Bakhmut, Ukrainian military says

Facebook-parent Meta plans to lay off another 10,000 workers, marking the second round of significant job cuts for the tech giant in four months.

CNN's Will Ripley reports tension between China and the US is on the rise, as the dispute over Taiwan continues and the self-ruled island looks to boost its asymmetric warfare capabilities against China's growing military threat.

Two decades ago, on March 19, 2003, President George W. Bush ordered the US invasion of Iraq. Bush and senior administration officials had repeatedly told Americans that Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was armed to the teeth with weapons of mass destruction and that he was in league with al Qaeda.

More than a year after the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia dropped the tightly held news they were combining submarine forces, the trio released more details Monday of their ambitious plan to counter China's rapid military expansion.

China's most important annual political meetings wrapped up Monday, leaving leader Xi Jinping firmly at the helm of a superpower that appears more eager to push back against the United States than at any time in decades.

The International Criminal Court is planning to open two war crimes cases tied to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and issue arrest warrants against "several people," according to the New York Times and Reuters, citing current and former officials with knowledge of the decision who were not authorize...

After three years of pandemic border restrictions, China is fully reopening to foreign visitors -- including tourists.

Masatoshi Ito, the Japanese billionaire who turned 7-Eleven convenience stores into a global empire, has died aged 98, closing the chapter on one of Asia's most storied retail entrepreneurs.

President Joe Biden will be flanked on Monday by a 377-foot submarine -- the USS Missouri -- as he announces an accelerated timeline for Australia to receive its own nuclear-powered submarines early next decade.

Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper reacts to a letter obtained by CNN from a Russian soldier detailing the battlefield experience in the war against Ukraine.

Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers discusses what errors he thinks Silicon Valley Bank made, and what can be done to prevent future bank failures.

The artillery fire gets worse at night, so Liuba and her husband hold hands. It keeps them safe, she says with a sad nod of her head. She's standing in what's left of her garden after it was hit during a particularly bad night a month ago.

For much of the weekend, Silicon Valley scrambled to find a way through what one prominent tech investor described as an "extinction-level event for startups" after the collapse of a top lender in the industry.

Mexico is a safer country than the United States, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador argued on Monday, weeks after the high-profile kidnapping of four Americans drew global attention to the country's security crisis.