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Neighbors in the U.K. were caught on camera fighting over garden tools, and one of the men allegedly launched a pair of pruning clippers at his neighbor's head.

Japan initiated real-time missile data sharing and agreed to trilateral military exercises with the United States and South Korea after increased threats from North Korea and China.

At last year's World Economic Forum, business leaders and government officials were slammed for using private jets while discussing the climate crisis.

World leaders have largely focused on the success of a free election in Taiwan, with some not directly addressing William Lai or his victory over the Koumintang party in historic victory.

The Israeli Defense Forces released a report on Saturday outlining intelligence that suggests Hamas is attempting to orchestrate terror attacks worldwide via underground networks.

Darko Gleiser escaped from Montenegro after allegedly murdering a man at a prison gate in 2014, fleeing to Bosnia then to Brazil, where he lived a quiet life for nine years

Scientists in Iceland are aiming to drill 1.3 miles into the earth's crust to a volcano's magma chamber in order to source huge amounts of geothermal energy.

Ukrainian spy chief Kyrylo Budanov is promising a more aggressive posture from Ukraine's military in taking back Crimean territory from Russian occupation in 2024.

A massive blaze fire ripped through an online retailer's warehouse near St. Petersburg in Russia on Saturday with video showing dark plumes of smoke stretching for miles

A few prominent journalists have turned up dead in Russia or occupied parts of Ukraine, and they have some ties to outlets that have regularly served as propaganda channels.

The UN’s top court is facing accusations it perverted justice by allowing an alleged bogus charge of genocide against Israel while ignoring Hamas’ Nazi-like conduct.

China's preferred candidate in the Kuomintang, or Chinese Nationalist Party, lost to the ruling Democratic Progressive Party's pro-independence candidate in a closely fought election.

North Korea has ceased operations of Radio Pyongyang, also known as Voice of Korea, which has previously broadcast coded number messages to agents in South Korea.

The Turkish Defense Ministry said it carried out a series of airstrikes on sites affiliated with the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), a banned Kurdish separatist group.

Zhang Jun, China's representative to the United Nations, criticized the U.S. and other countries' 'military operations against Yemen,' saying such operations escalate tensions.

U.S. Central Command said Saturday's singular strike in Yemen hit a Houthi-controlled radar site. The retaliatory strike was the second in two days amid a push back on the rebel group.

According to U.S Central Command, two Navy sailors were reported missing while conducting operations Thursday off the coast of Somalia.

China's preferred candidate in the Koumintang, or Chinese Nationalist Party, remains behind the ruling Democratic Progressive Party's pro-independence candidate, but the margin between the two leading options for president of Taiwan remains tight.

The United States initiated a second strike early Saturday in Yemen, after it launched airstrikes early Friday against the Iran-backed Houthis.

Officer Joel Vidot Soto of the Puerto Rico animal welfare and protection police safely captured an exhausted rhesus macaque monkey that was being chased by people with cameras.