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Authorities of the Israeli border community Kibbutz Nir-Oz announced three residents who were taken by Hamas terrorists during the Oct. 7 attack have died in Hamas captivity.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization pledged Wednesday to continue support of Ukraine in its defensive war against Russia for "as long as it takes."

The family members of released Israeli hostages continue to detail gruesome conditions under Hamas captivity in Gaza, including terrorists beating, drugging, and even branding children.

The U.S. Department of State is reportedly seeking to issue travel bans on Israeli settlers responsible for violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.

The Philippine coast guard has announced a new surveillance base on the Thitu Island in the South China Sea, in an effort to monitor China's aggressive behavior in the disputed waters.

Israel’s military has published a map that it says will help civilians in the Gaza Strip reach safe areas if they are ordered to evacuate due to fighting.

Israeli resumed its offensive against Hamas in Gaza after a temporary cease-fire expired on Friday. Its collapse came as both sides claim the other violated its terms.

The U.N. office in Geneva takes down photos of Israeli children included in a pro-Palestinian exhibit; officials say they do not know who posted the "unofficial" pictures.

As demand for electricity surges, the world will need to increase construction of nuclear power plants, according to head of UN nuclear body, Rafael Mariano Grossi.

An additional eight Israeli hostages were freed by Hamas militants Thursday ahead of the expiration of a cease-fire with Israel, though mediators say it could be extended.

UK government argues that potential takeover would negatively impact freedom of the press, and Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer has pledged to investigate the matter.

Mexico's Jalisco drug cartel reportedly had its operators pose as U.S. Treasury Department officials in a timeshare fraud scheme targeting Americans.

Officials in southwestern Pakistan's Baluchistan province are reportedly aiming to deport 10,000 Afghans per day, hundreds of thousands of whom they claim are in Pakistan illegally.

Javier Milei, the libertarian president-elect of Argentina, has pledged to reorient the nation's foreign policy, following decades of socialist rule.

A crematorium worker in Brazil found a 90-year-old woman still alive in a body bag after being pronounced dead, according to reports.

Ye Htut, a former Burmese government official and lieutenant colonel in the country's army, has been sentenced to ten years in prison for sedition and incitement.

Paraguayan official Arnaldo Chamorro was replaced as the Agriculture Ministry's chief of staff Wednesday after signing a "proclamation" with the so-called "United States of Kailasa."

A Dutch court ruled Thursday that Greenpeace demonstrators must disembark from a deep-sea mining vessel, aboard which they staged a protest.

Lawmakers in Porto Alegre, Brazil, have revealed that an experimental ordinance written and passed in October was drafted entirely by generative AI.

In repressive Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega's government has cracked down on dissent, and shuttered numerous institutions and organizations.