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The policy of "Sinicization" started in 2018, when the Chinese Communist Party circulated documents outlining how to further cement loyalty in the country.

A U.S. military V-22 Osprey aircraft crashed off Yakushima Island in Japan on Wednesday with eight people onboard. The conditions of the personnel were not immediately available.

A U.S. military V-22 Osprey aircraft crashed off Yakushima Island in Japan on Wednesday with eight people onboard. The conditions of the personnel were not immediately available.

Riyadh bested Rome and Busan, winning 119 out of 165 votes, and will host the 2030 World Expo.

The head of the Honduran opposition party, David Chavez Madison, fled the Palmerola International Airport, after authorities summoned him for a secondary inspection.

Virgin Airlines transatlantic flight was powered by sustainable aviation fuel, composed of tallow and other waste products.

Just as current Vice President Cristina Kirchner is set to leave office, a federal appeals court has relaunched a money laundering investigation involving her and key associates.

Israel and Hamas carried out a new round of prisoner swaps Tuesday, with Hamas releasing 10 Israelis and 2 Thai nationals in exchange for Israel releasing 30 Palestinian prisoners.

Four news photographers were shot and wounded by unidentified assailants Tuesday in Chilpancingo, Mexico, in an attack prosecutors consider a case of attempted murder.

The French government is reportedly set to ban smoking on all beaches, as well as in public parks, forests, and other state-run locales.

Pope Francis has canceled a trip to Dubai to speak at a climate change summit on doctor's orders over over health issues, the Vatican said.

The Pentagon says the U.S. military has delivered its first of three rounds of humanitarian aid to Gaza civilians who have been displaced amid Israel's war against Hamas.

The United Kingdom's COVID-19 inquiry has revealed WhatsApp messages in which former high-ranking government minister Michael Gove said the UK was "f---ing up" its response.

Vatican insiders are claiming Pope Francis intends to take punitive measures against U.S. Cardinal Raymond Burke under accusations of spreading "disunity."

Four out of six miners were reported dead Tuesday after an underground water pipeline burst in southern Poland. A fifth person was injured, and a sixth is apparently unharmed.

Sierra Leone's government has arrested 13 of its own military officials, reportedly under suspicion that they attempted to stage a failed coup.

The USS Mason and the Israeli-linked Central Park tanker were not the intended targets of a fired missile from Houthi-controlled Yemen on Sunday, according to the Pentagon.

Panama's Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling Tuesday that a 20-year concession for a Canadian copper mine at the center of fierce debate was unconstitutional.

A magnitude 5.1 earthquake was reported near Barbados on Tuesday, though no immediate damage was reported on the eastern Caribbean island.

Hundreds of Islamist rebels have been reported dead by state media in Burkina Faso after attempting to seize control of a vulnerable town near the Malian border.