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Carl Heitmeyer, an American who helped with the effort to rescue Mark Dickey from a cave in Turkey, says there were “no flat spots to walk on" and “no flat surfaces" inside.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's office is urging Russian President Vladimir Putin to "act responsibly" during the state diplomatic visit from North Korea.

China continues to launch brazen probes near Taiwanese territory as it masses troops on coastal military bases near the self-governed Island.

Maria Ressa, who won a Nobel Peace Prize in 2021 for her efforts to promote freedom of expression, has been acquitted of tax evasion. Ressa must face two remaining legal cases.

Eva Fahidi-Pusztai, an Auschwitz camp survivor who warned of far-right populism across Europe, died Monday in Budapest at 97 years old.

According to the U.N., the Colombian president is struggling to crack down on armed groups profiting from the cocaine trade as coca crops in the country reach an all-time high.

American climber Mark Dickey was rescued from a Turkish cave early Tuesday after stomach bleeding left him trapped more than 3,000 feet below the cave's entrance.

Kim Jong Un has traveled on his personal train to Russia, arriving early Tuesday morning ahead of a consequential meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

A Portuguese distillery is investigating how two containers gave way and sent hundreds of gallons of red wine through the streets of Levira, Portugal on Monday.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was forced to stay in India after his aircraft had a mechanical issue, his office says, He is scheduled to leave around Tuesday afternoon.

Canadian federal prosecutors have asserted that a 22-year-old man facing murder charges in the deaths of four members of a Muslim family was motivated by white nationalist beliefs.

Six people were reportedly killed in a shooting attack in a coastal town near Athens. According to Greek police, the bodies were discovered in the evening.

The death toll continues to rise in the North African country of Morocco, which on Friday was devastated by a 6.8 magnitude earthquake, causing mud brick homes to crumble.

Sri Lanka's President announced his intention to establish a committee that will be tasked with investigating allegations presented in a British television report in 2019.

A migrant was fatally electrocuted early Sunday near Gradsko, North Macedonia, while attempting to descend from the roof of a train carriage.

Following several days of intense fighting that caused six deaths and 50 injuries, a cease-fire has been declared in Lebanon’s largest Palestinian refugee camp.

Following a dog attack that injured a young girl, the government of the United Kingdom is considering banning American XL bully dogs, a breed that originates from the American Pitbull Terrier.

Gen. Abdel Fattah Burhan visited Eritrea to seek support from President Isaias Afwerki as the crisis in Sudan continues to escalate between two armed forces.

Authorities in Jamaica have filed murder charges against an individual they believe may be a serial killer responsible for at least four deaths.

The death toll from a tragic boat accident in Nigeria's north-central Niger State has climbed to 28, according to reports from emergency services on Monday.