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Police and local authorities are reporting at least seven miners killed and dozens believed dead after heavy rains caused a landslide at a copper mine.

The United States has committed to building no new coal plants and phasing out existing plants as part of its plan to tackle climate change

The North Korean regime is warning the U.S. that any attempt to interfere with the military spy satellite launched last month would be a declaration of war.

The United Nations World Food Program reaffirmed its commitment to providing food assistance for North Korean citizens through at least December of next year.

The Paraguayan government fired a senior official after he signed a deal with the fictional country created by a Hindu cult leader who fled India after facing charges of kidnapping children and confining them to his temple and allegedly raping one of his disciples.

The dogs that die in the line of duty receive a special ceremony and burial in a graveyard set aside for the Oketz unit, with a separate commemoration every year before Memorial Day.

A painting allegedly crafted by renowned artist Leonardo da Vinci is gaining sensation as it is displayed publicly in Italy, but some have their doubts about its authenticity.

Under the supervision of Norwegian diplomats, the Venezuelan government and opposition have agreed on an appeals process for candidate eligibility in the upcoming presidential election.

Three magistrates of Guatemala’s Supreme Electoral Tribunal fled the Central American country Friday after being stripped of immunity that insulated them from prosecution.

The UN political mission in Sudan will be ending, with the objective of a safe and orderly withdrawal. However, many are concerned withdrawal could lead to heightened violence.

Former rebel leader Guy Philippe has been repatriated to Haiti, following the completion of his US prison sentence for money laundering.

Over 30 people were trapped beneath rubble after an open-pit mine collapsed in Chingola, Zambia, on Friday, according to the country's government.

Controversial doomsday preacher Paul Mackenzie has been sentenced for illegal film distribution and production, but had pleaded not guilty, saying he didn't know he needed a license.

Indi Gregory, the infant forced off life support by the United Kingdom's court system last month, was laid to rest Friday at a Cathedral in Nottingham, England.

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine stretches to nearly 2 years, Putin is ordering a massive increase in troops, which will bring the overall number of Russian military personnel to 2.2M.

Talks of potential coalitions under a Geert Wilders-led Dutch parliament are taking longer than expected, as numerous politicians are reluctant to form a government with him.

Left-wing Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced Friday that the country's minimum wage will increase to about $1.75 per hour come Jan. 1.

Malagasy President Andry Rajoelina's re-election was ratified by his country's top court Friday — a landslide win after opposition candidates urged supporters to boycott the vote.

A group brandishing firearms and explosives reportedly killed 11 people in the Muqdadiyah area of Iraq's Diyala province on Thursday night.

A 70-year-old woman in Uganda has given birth to twins after undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment. Breakthroughs in IVF research are seeing improved success rates.