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Over 50 security forces have been reported dead Monday in Burkina Faso's Yatenga province following intense combat with jihadis, according to the West African nation's army.

The British government on Tuesday relaxed planning regulations and lifted restrictions that served as an effective ban on new onshore windfarm development.

Ian Lundin and Alex Schneiter are standing trial in Sweden for their alleged complicity in war crimes committed under the regime of Sudanese dictator Omar al-Bashir.

Kim Jun Ae, the young daughter of North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un, is likely making public appearances to cement the Kim family's continuity.

Direct commercial flights from Egypt to war-torn Sudan have resumed following a meeting between Sudan’s military leader and Egypt’s president over the crisis in Sudan.

Police across Europe have found cocaine in Ecuadorian banana shipments several times over the past few years, with officials warning that the problem will only grow more severe.

A new International Atomic Energy Agency report detailed the agency's difficulty monitoring Iran's nuclear program, despite promises for better compliance from Iran.

The U.S. Consulate General in Matamoros, Mexico issued an alert Tuesday urging American citizens to shelter in place amid an outbreak of gun violence in the city.

Austrian actor Florian Teichtmeister, who possessed and produced child pornography, has received a two-year suspended prison sentence and was ordered to undergo therapy and drug tests.

Militant groups outside Afghanistan have gained access to the modern military equipment the U.S. abandoned in the country, Pakistan's prime minister says.

The parents associations at eight elementary schools in the town of Greystones, County Wicklow, have agreed to enforce a ban on smartphones for all students until middle school.

An Australian man, who suffered from a medical condition that needed specialist care, has been evacuated from a research station in Antarctica.

The prime minister of Japan announced that its seafood exporters will receive emergency funding following China’s ban on all seafood imports in response to the Fukushima water release.

The Indian Space Research Organization's lunar rover has completed a walk on the surface of the moon in less than two weeks after the space mission launched the Chandrayaan-3 lander.

A group of men accusing Johnny Kitagawa, the late founder of a Japanese boy band talent agency, of sexual abuse is now seeking financial compensation.

In about two weeks, the United Nations will decide whether numerous World War I memorials spanning western Belgium and northern France should be recognized as World Heritage sites.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un is set to travel to Russia and meet with President Vladimir Putin to discuss a potential arms deal, according to a report.

The top court in Hong Kong, a city in China, has ruled its government was in violation of not recognizing same-sex marriages legitimized overseas, ending a five-year legal feud.

Around 20 corgi owners and their dogs gathered outside Buckingham Palace in London for a small parade in honor of the one-year anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's passing.

A gender reveal party in San Pedro, Mexico, turned deadly when the pilot of a plane lost control and crashed while dumping pink smoke on the expecting couple.