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Federal authorities in Germany have found more than 100 Syrian citizens while cracking down on gang and commercial smuggling of foreigners.

At least two dozen people have died in a gas station explosion as thousands of residents flee Nagorno-Karabakh upon news that Azerbaijan is reclaiming control of the breakaway region.

As Sudan’s military and rival paramilitary force continue its deadly fighting, outbreaks of cholera and dengue fever have been reported in the impoverished nation.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol issued a dire warning for North Korea and its continued pursuit of a nuclear arsenal ahead of the South's Armed Forces Day military parade.

Multiple high-level U.S. officials have visited China over the summer despite increased tensions over Chinese spying activities in the United States in recent months.

Security forces have rescued 14 of at least 20 Federal University Gusau students, who were abducted from the northwestern Nigerian school by gunmen last week.

Former Albanian Environment Minister Lefter Koka has been sentenced to six years and eight months in prison for his role in a bribery scheme.

A drone strike launched by Yemeni rebels resulted in the deaths of a Bahraini officer and a soldier while they were patrolling the Yemeni-Saudi border.

European Union member states have diluted the European Commission's proposal to update pollution standards for new combustion engine vehicles.

A journalist running a community news page on Facebook passed away in the northern Mexican border town of San Luis Rio Colorado on Monday.

A landslide in Guatemala's capital was triggered early Monday amid heavy rains, leaving at least three people dead and 15 others unaccounted for.

Drug cartel conflicts have led to the isolation of several towns in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas, near the Guatemala border, as acknowledged by Mexico's President.

A fire occurred in a commercial building situated south of Benin's capital, resulting in the loss of a minimum of 35 lives, as confirmed by authorities.

Right-wing Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Monday revealed the general idea behind a new economic package, which comes as his Cabinet grapples with dwindling support.

A coal mine fire in southern China resulted in the loss of 16 lives on Sunday, as reported by local authorities. The incident occurred at the Shanjiaoshu coal mine located in Panguan.

Poland's foreign minister accused Germany of meddling in country's internal affairs after chancellor urged Poland to clarify allegations of Polish consulates in Africa and Asia selling temporary work visas to migrants for substantial sums.

Mali's military-run government has delayed its planned February 2024 presidential election for "technical reasons," postponing an expected return to civilian rule.

Guests at Canada's Wonderland amusement park on Saturday were left upside down on a ride for almost 30 minutes, according to a park spokesperson.

Staff at 40 U.K. universities have staged another round of strike action, the latest in an ongoing dispute over compensation and work conditions.

Egypt has scheduled a presidential election that will be held over three days in December, and will likely result in incumbent Abdel Fattah el-Sissi retaining power.