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A magnitude 5.8 earthquake reported Thursday afternoon in a rural area near Chiautla de Tapia, Mexico, was reportedly felt as far north as Mexico City.

The Danish parliament has passed a law banning the defacing of any holy text, following worldwide outrage over a recent string of Quran desecrations.

Burma's military government has reportedly begun freeing police and soldiers who were jailed for desertion as it grapples with a personnel shortage amid ongoing conflicts with rebels.

Former Sierra Leonean President Ernest Bai Koroma has reportedly been called in for questioning in connection with a recent failed coup attempt.

The ECOWAS Court of Justice has ruled against Niger's military junta in its request for sanctions relief, claiming its unconstitutionality gives it no standing to make such demands.

Seychelles declared a state of emergency Thursday after a large blast at an explosives depot further complicated the country's response to deadly flooding.

China said that the Biden administration's plan to restrict tax credits for electric vehicles if the batteries have Chinese-made content violates WTO rules.

A new congressional report calls for a swift response to the flow of sophisticated U.S. technology to China. This "hemorrhaging" poses a national security threat, the report claims.

The Mexican government is allocating significant resources to investigate what officials say are "fake" missing persons cases for reports filed by political opponents.

The search for victims of the Mount Marapi volcano eruption in Indonesia has concluded, with officials confirming at least 23 fatalities and several injuries.

Roof tiles recently discovered in the City of David provide further evidence of a Greek presence in Jerusalem. There is otherwise very little physical evidence to support the claim.

Prince Constantin of Liechtenstein died suddenly on Tuesday at age 51. He was seventh in line to the throne and the third son of the reigning Prince Hans-Adam II.

U.K. government officials claim that Russia's intelligence services engaged in a cyberespionage campaign targeting prominent British politicians and civil servants.

A school shooting occurred in Russia on Thursday when a teenage girl shot several classmates, resulting in one death and multiple injuries, before taking her own life.

U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres invoked Article 99 of the U.N. Charter to distribute a letter demanding the Security Council move aggressively toward a cease-fire in Gaza.

Russia’s 2024 presidential election has been set for March 17 with Vladimir Putin widely expected to run and win another term in office despite the ongoing war with Ukraine.

Israel voted to boost fuel shipments into Gaza over the coming days as the IDF has successfuly beaten Hamas back to the city of Khan Younis this week.

A recent report claimed WFP employees criticized Executive Director, Cindy McCain for not calling for a cease-fire. She was also criticized for breaching its neutrality for attending an event at her late husband's institute.

Staff at a zoo in Pakistan saw a big cat holding a shoe in its mouth and later made a discovery that it had killed someone, according to a report.

A Venice, Italy gondola tipped over after tourists ignored warnings to sit down and stop taking selfies in order to balance the boat's weight.