The Wall Street Journal – U.S.A.

The appointment fills a key economic role as the U.S. and Europe look for commitment to women’s rights.

The Jeju Air flight’s final chaotic moments now sit at the heart of a South Korean investigation into one of the worst aviation disasters in years.

From Jimmy Carter to Quincy Jones, a glance at some notable deaths during the year.

The country’s inexperienced leaders are trying to figure out how to revive an economy decimated by sanctions and years of conflict.

The flight, operated by Jeju Air, had departed from Bangkok with 175 passengers and six crew members aboard.

Azeri President Ilham Aliyev says Vladimir Putin’s apology isn’t enough, in a confrontation that shows Moscow’s waning influence over former Soviet territories.

His single term in the White House was marked by the Iran hostage crisis and economic problems but was followed by decades of humanitarian work and the Nobel Peace Prize.

Urban warfare drives tens of thousands of Haitians out of Port-au-Prince along one of the last remaining escape routes, a rugged cliff-side footpath.

While Beijing has already brandished the ways it could hit back at Trump‘s levies, such retaliation risks boomeranging.

The Chinese mobster known as Broken Tooth has played a central role in the emergence of a virulent new form of cyber fraud.

The Cablevision founder’s holdings stretched from local TV systems to Madison Square Garden.

Gang rape, suicides and highway deaths plague Neom, the futuristic vision of Crown Prince Mohammed.

The Russian leader’s phone call to Azerbaijan’s president stopped short of acknowledging responsibility for the crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines plane that killed 38.

Weak economic growth and record immigration are driving gains by the right, especially populists—and the trend is set to continue.

Torn between a traumatic past and trying to build a future, the Kibbutz Be’eri community is debating how best to move forward.

The statement is the closest officials have come to confirming mounting suspicions that the plane was downed by a Russian air-defense system.

The arrest comes as regimes increasingly resort to seizing Westerners for leverage.

An incident that left 35 people dead drew condemnation from leader Xi Jinping and spurred efforts to tamp down unrest.

Suzuki led the car and motorcycle maker that bears his name for more than four decades and was always looking for niches.

This week’s crash in Kazakhstan, if confirmed as a shootdown, would be the third such major incident since 2014.