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Iraq's government is intent to avoid spillover from the volatile Israel-Hamas war, which is threatening to draw regional powers into the bloody conflict.

The Economic Community of West African States on Tuesday castigated Senegal's decision to delay its coming presidential election by 10 months.

Sri Lankan Environment Minister Keheliya Rambukwella has resigned from his post after being arrested for his alleged involvement in a counterfeit drug purchase.

Jack Hemmings, ex-squadron leader in the Royal Air Force, took to the skies at the age of 102 to raise funds for his charity, the Mission Aviation Fellowship.

Raging wildfires outside of Valparaiso, in central Chile, are the most serious disaster the nation has confronted since the devastating 2010 earthquake.

A 16-year-old boy was stabbed Tuesday at a high school in Varese, Italy, outside Milan — the second such attack at a regional school in as many days.

A new report says 10 people died from unprovoked shark attacks last year. It also breaks down bites worldwide, and where they are most likely to occur.

Residents of Aegina, an island off the Greek coast, have spent several days without water after an apparent explosive charge cut off a pipeline from the mainland.

The Iran-backed Houthis launched its first two attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea since U.S. and U.K.-led airstrikes over the weekend.

Argentinian President Javier Milei is spending three days in Israel, where he will visit a kibbutz devastated by the Oct. 7 Hamas attack and meet with Israeli leadership.

Farmers across Europe have been staging disruptive protests against various European Union restrictions, like the plan to cut pesticide use by 50% by 2030.

White House National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby apologized Tuesday for falsely saying that U.S. officials warned Iraqi leaders ahead of the weekend air strikes.

Dozens of Israeli citizens thought to be alive and in Hamas custody in Gaza are now confirmed to be dead, according to an internal Israeli report.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken continues to meet with Middle Eastern leaders in the pursuit of a deal exchanging Hamas' hostages for an Israeli cease-fire in Gaza.

John Bruton died at 76. As Irish Prime Minister, he was crucial to Northern Ireland's 1998 peace deal. He later served as the European Union's ambassador to the USA.

Israel's military has ordered evacuations that now cover more than two-thirds of the Gaza Strip as the country's war with Hamas continues into its fourth month.

Farmers in Spain are driving tractors and other equipment onto highways, blocking traffic in a demonstration against climate regulations passed by the European Union.

Dublin demonstrators carried signs stating "Ireland is Full" and "Irish Lives Matter" Monday in protest of the mass influx of migrants accommodated by the government.

Defectors from North Korea are reporting negative feelings toward the ruling Kim family at a higher rate than a decade ago, according to South Korea's Unification Ministry.

As the Taliban issues increased restrictions that deprive Afghan women of their basic human rights, a sole female diplomat from the former government continues to uphold her ambassadorial duties.