Haiti’s presidential council stepped down on Saturday after almost two years of tumultuous rule alongside a U.S.-backed prime minister, who is expected to remain in power as the country prepares for the first general elections in a decade.

Ukraine and Russia might meet in the United States in February after U.S. officials suggested a non-binding June deadline to end the war.

A local security official said the mosque was packed with people attending Friday prayer services. Zahir Hussain told CBS News he was parking to go into the mosque when the massive explosion threw him against his car door.

Polls opened Sunday in Japanese parliamentary elections that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi hopes will give her struggling governing party a big enough win to be able to push forward an ambitious conservative political agenda.

The Canadians finally began their Olympic tournament on Saturday after a norovirus outbreak on Team Finland postponed their first game.

The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt has reopened, offering a “window of hope” after two years of war

A drone attack by a notorious paramilitary group hit a vehicle carrying displaced families in central Sudan Saturday, killing at least 24 people, including eight children, a doctors’ group said, a day after a World Food Program aid convoy was targeted.

The 37-year-old Iranian beautician marched with her friends through the streets in her hometown of Karaj, taking video as they chanted against Iran's rulers