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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.

Juanita Castro, a Cuban expatriate and prominent anticommunist operative who worked to combat the government led by her brothers, Fidel and Raúl, has died. She was 90.

Three people were reported dead and a fourth injured Wednesday after a large fire broke out in a multi-story commercial building in Karachi, Pakistan.

Federal authorities have reportedly detained 48 Haitian migrants on Mona Island, an uninhabited isle between Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic.

The British government apologized Wednesday to relatives of the 97 Liverpool soccer fans killed in a 1989 stadium stampede over its handling of the incident's aftermath.

600 dengue fever cases have been counted in Mali, with 21 people confirmed by officials to have been killed by the mosquito-borne disease.

Albanian opposition politicians on Wednesday spoke against the ratification of a deal with the Italian government to joint-process migrants.

A new Second Chamber of the Dutch parliament has been sworn in, two weeks after the electoral victory of Geert Wilders' hard-right Party for Freedom (PVV).

A cargo ship broke down Wednesday in Egypt's Suez Canal, crashing into a bridge in an incident that authorities note did not impede maritime traffic.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says his forces have encircled the home of Hamas’ Gaza leader Yahya Sinwar inside the Gaza Strip.

A protest by truckers in Poland has led to a backup of military aid and supplies to Ukraine's armed forces. The protesters want to end Ukrainian truckers' permit-free access to the EU.

Two informants, who once ran a multi-billion-dollar narcotics distribution network in the United States, were instrumental in building a case against Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.

Dutch military police thwarted a human smuggling attempt as they found 47 illegal migrants hidden in a truck destined for a UK-bound ferry, officials say.

Sweden has signed a defense pact granting the U.S. access to its military bases across Scandinavia, aiming to enhance regional security, officials say.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is in the Middle East to meet with the leaders of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, where oil production levels will be discussed.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi have discussed the need to build on the positive outcomes of the recent summit in San Francisco.

Israel's military said Wednesday that it has found a massive weapons depot near a school and clinic in the northern Gaza Strip during its war with Hamas.

A passenger bus in the Philippines town of Hamtic lost control on a mountain road and plunged into a ravine on Tuesday. The crash killed 16 people and left 12 injured.

Italy will withdraw from China's Belt and Road Initiativey. The deal expires in March 2024, and Italian sources claimed that Beijing has been informed that Italy will not renew.

The United Jewish Appeal had booked 70 buses to carry supporters, many of them Jewish, from Toronto to Ottawa, but 17 of the buses failed to turn up.