A fire in China's Jiangxi province has resulted in at least 39 deaths and nine injuries. The fire started in the basement of a shopping area in the Yushui district.
A Korean character was discovered on a Russian missile component, fueling suspicions that North Korea is providing ballistics for the invasion of Ukraine, according to a UK report.
Thailand's Constitutional Court has ruled in favor of progressive politician Pita Limjaroenrat, finding that he did not violate election laws and can retain his seat.
One person was killed and at least 19 injured after a fast train collided with a truck in eastern Czech Republic on Wednesday. The driver of the train was killed.
North Korea fired several cruise missiles into the sea off its western coast just days after its ruler, Kim Jong Un, ordered a reunification symbol in its capital to be destroyed.
Gang violence, soldier-patrolled streets and sheer terror. This is the reality Ecuador faces, raising concerns of an influx of immigrants at an already overburdened U.S. border.
A Primo Levi quote on flyers for use at a pro-Palestinian demonstration has sparked outrage, and accusations of misusing the words of a Holocaust survivor.
Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado and incumbent President Nicolas Maduro are both seeking to rally supporters ahead of an election which will take place this year.
The U.S. has carried out strikes in Iraq against Iran-linked groups following attacks against U.S. troops stationed in the country, as some were injured.
Claude Joazard, a former Haitian vice-consul to Dajabon, Dominican Republic, has reportedly been gunned down at a northern Haiti airport in Cap-Haïtien.
Three people were killed and four others were seriously injured after a "heli-ski" helicopter crashed in Canada's British Columbia province, authorities reported Tuesday.
A concrete arched monument in North Korea that symbolized the goal of reconciliation with South Korea has been demolished weeks after Kim Jong Un ordered it to be destroyed.
A raging blaze at a major art gallery in the disputed region of Abkhazia was reportedly exacerbated by the poor conditions in which the artwork was stored.
Turkey's parliament on Tuesday formally approved Sweden’s bid to join NATO, clearing a major hurdle for the Nordic country to join the military alliance.
The Chinese and Philippine coast guards have clashed over disputed shoals in the South China Sea over the past year, leading to diplomatic protests for China's use of excessive force.
Good News International Ministries pastor Paul Nthenge Mackenzie plead not guilty to over 200 counts of manslaughter related to over 400 corpses found in mass graves.