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North Korea continues to end diplomatic missions around the world, with the latest closure being their embassy in Nepal, according to the latest reports.

Several U.K.-based fitness companies are moving to prohibit members from filming or taking photos inside gyms, or require consent before doing so.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Israeli's war with Hamas, and China's growing ambitions over Taiwan have sparked questions about how the U.S. will confront the threats faced on multiple fronts.

As Israel prepares to play Kosovo in a European Championship qualifier, it is under strict security protocols, with police setting up a perimeter around the hotel.

Kenyan doomsday pastor preached starvation as a means to Jesus Christ, and is suspected of encouraging the suicide deaths of hundreds of followers, whose bodies were found on his property.

Dignitaries bid farewell to former Finnish President Martti Ahtisaari, a Social Democrat and Nobel laureate who held the office through the end of the 1990s.

Suspected Islamic extremists are believed to be holding about 30 Dogon men hostage following attacks on several public passenger buses in central Mali.

A 5.0 magnitude earthquake struck the Dominican Republic on Friday. The quake, reported near the Haitian border, is the strongest the country has reported so far this year.

Koi are elaborately colored carp fish which often are featured in ponds of the rich and famous, but China has restricted recent Japanese imports.

Prominent Belarusian dissident Sasha Filipenko's father has reportedly been sentenced to two weeks in prison for sharing an article by a regime-critical publication online.

Hungary has requested that the European Commission take bureaucratic action against Bulgaria for transit taxes levied by the country on Russian natural gas.

One critic accused the United Nations of engaging in "blood libel," which falsely accuses Israel of inciting violence as a means of justifying antisemitic behavior.

Indi Gregory, an 8-month-old in the United Kingdom mandated by a judge to be taken off life support, has gained some time through an appeal process hoping to overturn the ruling.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemns concerning incidents in Montreal this week, including two Jewish schools being fired at, as “unacceptable."

Russian President Vladimir Putin may seek to use Wagner forces to bolster Russia's newly-formed National Guard unit Rosgvardia in an effort to position the group as the new face of the war effort.

A group of bi-partisan lawmakers have written to President Biden calling for him to drop charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who published classified documents.

More than half the countries in the world are now risky for Americans to travel to, the State Department says, as it has issued a new “worldwide caution."

Amid Israel’s operation to root out Hamas’ terrorist and military infrastructure in the Gaza Strip, intensified clashes between the IDF and Palestinian terrorists erupted on Thursday.

Singles Day originated at China's Nanjing University in 1993 and has now become a weeks-long online shopping festival. It peaks on Nov. 11.

Spanish right-wing politician Alejo Vidal-Quadras was shot in the face by an unknown assassin and is now speculating the Iranian government is behind the attack.