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Argentinian President Javier Milei campaigned against close ties to communist-led countries and insisted that his country would align with the "free nations of the West."

Authorities in Berlin banned a pro-Palestinian protest planned for New Year's Eve, saying the event could not be kept under control and marching would be prohibited.

Chinese President Xi Jinping encouraged his nation's diplomats to take hard lines protecting the country's interests from Western powers in a speech in Beijing on Friday.

Residents of an Israeli town near the West Bank have reported hearing digging sounds beneath their homes, leading to more investigations by Israeli officials.

With the world's attention focused on Israel's war against Hamas, the ethnic cleansing of Christians in Nigeria continues. New reports said up to 200 were slaughtered by jihadists.

North Korea's population is in free-fall as fertility rates have continued to decline for decades, according to a report from South Korea's central bank.

Since its founding, Hamas has made threats against the U.S. The group is accused of killing over 30 Americans in the October 7 massacre in Israel as well as taking the lives of Americans during suicide bombing attacks in Israel.

At least two people have been killed, including a child, during a series of rocket and drone attacks launched by Ukraine into Russian territories, Russia's Defense Ministry said.

Tourists defaced historical monuments, abused local citizens and even committed murder overseas as Americans spread to every corner of the world in 2023.

Artificial intelligence has gripped the public imagination but its powerful potential on the battlefield has similarly inspired excitement and dread in the military community.

Nina Khrushcheva, the great-granddaughter of former Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, discusses the war in Ukraine and what Washington needs to do better as the war nears its third year.

Sonora, a state in northern Mexico which borders Arizona, has a long history of drug-related violence and homicide; most recent incident saw 6 killed and 26 wounded.

A Burundian rebel group known as RED-Tabara claimed the attack, arguing that they avoided targeting civilians, and boasted of killing nine soldiers and one police officer.

Poland's defense forces reported an unknown object, suspected to be a Russian missile, briefly appeared in the country's airspace before disappearing off radar.

NATO was forced to scramble its forces hundreds of times over the course of 2023 to respond to potential threats from Russian planes as they approached allied airspace.

The Chinese Communist Party has named a new minister of defense to replace Li Shangfu, the previous official to hold the office who has disappeared from public view.

Iran has suffered significant losses this week after multiple Israeli airstrikes in Syria reportedly killed at least a dozen top Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps leaders.

Dozens of mountain rescuers were dispatched to search an area following an avalanche on France's Mont Blanc, when they found two dead skiers, including one man and one woman.

A Russian poet has been sentenced to 7 years in prison for reciting verses against the war in Ukraine. The charges include undermining national security and inciting hatred.

Investigators have found that a January plane crash in Nepal that killed 72 was caused by its pilots mistakenly cutting power by putting the condition levers in the feathering position