CBS News journalists offer international perspectives from leaders and citizens in a number of countries as the Iran war nears the two-week mark.

Two long-running dog slaughter and meat-selling businesses in Indonesia have been shut down, marking what activists say is the first overseas application of Sou ...

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David Edgar reflects on the painful penalty shootout defeat against Celtic. Discover his insights on the match and team ...

Second horse dies at Cheltenham Festival in two days after fatal injury - HMS Seahorse died after falling in the Handicap Hurdle on Wednesday, with Hansard having died on the opening day of the iconic ...

Describing the case as a “sad commentary on our criminal justice delivery system”, the Allahabad High Court said introspection and real remedial measures are necessary.

Second horse dies at Cheltenham Festival in two days after fatal injury - HMS Seahorse died after falling in the Handicap ...

Slaughter and May and Schroders: Is the 100-Year Relationship Set to Change? The firm has long identified the British asset management company—which is being bought by America's Nuveen—as one of its ...

Defending US strikes in Iran, United States Ambassador to the UN, Mike Waltz, on Saturday (local time) said that this was a time for the world to have a moment of clarity on Tehran's "horrific crimes" ...

It’s perfectly respectable to demand that the United States and Israel abide by the laws of war in the prosecution of the Americans’ ongoing Operation Epic Fury and the joint U.S.-Israeli Operation ...

The Lancashire theme park inspired by King Arthur folklore closed in 2012 and has since hosted horror attraction Scare City ...

An AWI report released in December revealed that the US Department of Agriculture’s approach to preventing and responding to the mistreatment of birds in slaughter plants remains largely ineffective.