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North Korea tested a new nuclear-capable weapon this week, conducting its first flight test of a new Pulhwasal-3-31 cruise missile, the North's KCNA reported.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said he will fund legal challenges to Ireland’s proposed hate speech legislation noting his company has standing in Europe as its headquarters are in Dublin

Scientists have successfully impregnated a rhinoceros through embryo transfer, marking a crucial step in the conservation efforts for the nearly extinct northern white rhino.

The U.S. military's current posture was rated as "weak" for the second year in a row, according to a Heritage Foundation study, with all branches coming in for low marks.

Ukraine established a new export corridor through the Black Sea after Russia refused to renew the U.N.-brokered grain deal that had prevented a food crisis.

The U.S. and Iraqi governments are expected to start talks on the future of the U.S. military presence in the coming weeks a defense official told Fox News.

Critics accuse Viktor Orban of stalling Hungary's approval of Sweden's NATO bid in an attempt to extract concessions from the EU, and prove his weight on the world stage.

Public sector unions, social groups, and political actors affiliated with the Peronist party joined forces in Argentina to take to the streets in protest of President Javier Milei's reforms.

Artisanal, small-scale mining is unregulated by the government, and has frequently resulted in serious workplace injury and death in Mali, one of Africa's largest gold producers.

The liberal move in the conservative kingdom comes as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman seeks to improve the nation's image and boost international tourism and business.

The head of Britain's army said citizens should be trained and equipped for a possible war as Russia poses a looming threat in the region.

60 Syrian migrants in an unseaworthy vessel were rescued by Cypriot police, while three children and an adult were flown to the hospital by helicopter.

Libero Milone, the former first auditor general of the Vatican, argued that he was extorted by Vatican police for exposing the finances of the Holy See, but his lawsuit was rejected.

The Israeli government and Hamas leaders are unable to negotiate the details of a long-term cease-fire, making a mutually desired exchange of prisoners impossible.

The USS Gravely intercepted anti-ship ballistic missiles that Houthi terrorists fired at a U.S.-owned container ship transiting the Southern Red Sea.

The U.S. and U.K. carried out a second strike against Houthi targets after the group continued its attacks against Red Sea commercial vessels despite intense international pressure.

A Libyan delegation visited Beirut this week to reopen talks with Lebanese officials on the fate of Shiite cleric Moussa al-Sadr, missing in Libya since 1978.

Italy's lower chamber of parliament has approved a government deal with Albania to host migrants during the processing of their asylum requests, officials say.

A Dutch court has ruled to allow authorities to use paintball guns to scare away wolves in a national park. A wildlife protection organization plans to appeal the ruling.

Moldova's Foreign Minister Nicu Popescu announced his resignation on Wednesday, citing the need for a break after a challenging period for the country.