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American cave expert Mark Dickey, 40, became trapped during a cave expedition inside one of Turkey's deepest caves, prompting a massive international rescue effort.

Abortion procedures in Mexico have become more accessible. On Wednesday, the country's Supreme Court ordered abortion to be removed from the federal penal code.

Police in Australia are attempting to convince an alleged gunman to surrender. Authorities believe the 25-year-old shot a man in Kellerberrin and fled the scene.

Gen. Abdel Fattah Burhan, the army chief of Sudan, has traveled to Qatar for diplomatic meetings as monthslong conflict between Sudan’s armed forces continues to rage.

The People's Republic of China is planning a diplomatic mission to North Korea following international outrage at Kim Jong Un's intention to visit Russian President Vladimir Putin.

No damage or injuries were immediately reported after an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.2 struck northern Chile at a depth of 25 miles.

Newly released documents reveal details of the U.S. seizure of a Greek-owned vessel carrying nearly 1 million barrels of sanctioned Iranian crude oil.

Renewed reports of graft and financial mismanagement within the Ukrainian military have caused concern about the prospects of continued Western support of the war effort.

The U.S. Air Force has continued to develop an unmanned aircraft that is run by artificial intelligence, a platform it believes can provide new battlefield advantages.

A Pakistani man whose son is being sought by both Pakistani and U.K. officials in connection with the death of his 10-year-old daughter in the U.K. has issued an appeal to his son.

Severe flooding triggered by a cyclone in southern Brazil has led to the destruction of homes, stranding of motorists, and inundation of streets across multiple cities.

Severe rainstorms have left at least 14 people dead in Greece, Turkey, and Bulgaria, with rescue teams discovering seven more bodies in the affected areas on Wednesday.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Wednesday that the country is on track to finalize a free trade agreement with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

China is reportedly considering a law that would impose fines and possibly jail time for people who wear clothes that hurt other people's feelings.

British counterterror police have launched an urgent manhunt for Daniel Abed Khalife, a British soldier awaiting trial on terrorism-related charges.

Trade Representative Katherine Tai's office has announced an extension of tariff exclusions for 352 categories of Chinese imports, as well as 77 categories related to COVID-19.

Greek tax authorities discovered the scheme during a raid to find illegal alcohol products, but also found hundreds of thousands in lost revenue to mishandled receipts.

Tropical Storm Haikui has unleashed devastating floods in China's coastal Fujian province, resulting in at least two fatalities and the evacuations of thousands of residents.

A high-ranking government official in Hungary, Minister of Construction and Transportation Janos Lazar, has faced significant backlash for lauding the country's World War II-era leader.

A Greek island ferry captain and three crew members are now facing homicide charges in connection with the death of a passenger who was forcibly pushed into the sea.