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Several doctors, including the brother of federal lawmaker Sâmia Bomfim, were shot dead in an attack at a Rio beach. The shooting may have been politically motivated.

A profile of the new British monarch, King Charles III, will soon be minted on Australian coins, replacing late Queen Elizabeth III who was first featured in 1953.

Five people have bee]n arrested in London after climate protesters from the group Just Stop Oil shut down a "Les Miserables" performance.

A flight from Bangkok to Taiwan took a wild turn when a rat and an otter smuggled aboard by a passenger got loose in the main cabin. A police search after the plane landed turned up a plethora of other live animals in a box among the luggage.

Russia's military destroyed a café in Ukraine's Kharkiv region, killing at least 51 people as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was traveling abroad for international help.

A drone attack at a military academy graduation ceremony in Homs, Syria, Thursday killed sixty people and injured more than 100, reports say.

Two Philippine supply boats have breached a Chinese coast guard blockade in the South China Sea, the latest confrontation in a years-long standoff between the two countries.

Israel has been arming Azerbaijan in recapturing Nagorno-Karabakh. Azerbaijan has used heavy artillery, rocket launchers, and drones to force the separatist government to back down.

Annual Halloween street parties in the Shibuya ward of Tokyo have been banned due to fear of a possible crowd crushing disaster.

Jade Berry had her sentence suspended pending her attendance of a rehabilitation program, during which she wears a "sobriety" tag and be on the sex offenders registry for 10 years.

London is filled with attractions that bring in visitors from around the world. There is a lot to do, including a tour of "Harry Potter" movie sets and a walk in Hyde Park.

The wrecked Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has begun its second round of releasing treated radioactive wastewater into the Pacific Ocean. The process may take 17 days.

A zoo in Lima has debuted the country’s first leopard cubs born in captivity. The parents of the 3-month-old cubs were brought to Peru two years ago from a zoo in Leon, Mexico.

The French government is looking to enact legislation to fight a bedbug crisis and eradicate the persistent pests as France is just nine months away from hosting the Paris Olympics.

The Ukrainian military is now in possession of more than a million rounds of ammo that Iran was trying to send to Yemen, the U.S. says.

A train has collided head-on with another in Gdynia, Poland, near the Baltic Sea. Five railway employees were reported injured from the incident.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken and other top Biden officials met Wednesday with their Mexican counterparts to discuss key security issues affecting both sides of the Southern border.

A 21-year-old New York college student who was sentenced to prison in the UAE over an altercation at a Dubai airport has been freed, an advocacy group said.

Alternative für Deutschland leader Tino Chrupalla was hospitalized shortly before he was scheduled to speak at a rally in Bavaria, a conservative, Catholic state in southern Germany.

Russia on Wednesday tested its emergency response system, setting off sirens across the country as it assessed its capability to respond to prospective attacks by Ukraine.