U.N. general Assembly

The host of "The Late Late Show with James Corden" described BTS as "pretty unusual visitors" to the UN, where the K-pop stars spoke at the UN General Assembly.

Pyongyang's deputy ambassador spoke to the U.N. General Assembly committee for disarmament, but skipped the most inflammatory parts of his statement.

North Korea's Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho said President Donald Trump's latest Twitter attack on Kim Jong Un amounted to a declaration of war.

A career diplomat, Ri met President Bill Clinton as part of a North Korean delegation's historic visit to the U.S. in 2000.

The African leader gave Trump both barrels for threatening to "totally destroy" North Korea.

Israel and the U.K. defended the president, while Iran, France and Sweden criticized his U.N. address.

The Maduro regime criticizes the president's remarks on Venezuela during his U.N speech.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned of a "vast Iranian Islamist empire" that could one day wield nuclear weapons because of the 2015 deal.

The U.S., Israel and Saudi Arabia are demanding a new or no Iran nuclear deal, but the fallout of such a move could end up undermining their interests.

The U.N. has been considered a top authority since World War II, but critics say backdoor deals get in the way of real action.

The first day in a new workplace is never easy.

Seven have been charged in alleged bribery scheme involving a former General Assembly president.

Humans rights groups are fair game for the government, whether they're guilty or not.

The Israeli prime minister said that once international sanctions are lifted, "unleashed and unmuzzled, Iran will go on the prowl."

Nuclear deal in hand and boasting that Iran saved Baghdad from falling, Rouhani projects self-confidence.

President Rouhani suggests Saudi forces are too busy in Yemen to protect Hajj pilgrims.

#FreeAmir campaign posts new video and heightens efforts to bring former U.S. Marine Amir Hekmati home as Iranian delegation arrives in New York