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Amputees have become much more common in Ukraine since the war with Russia began. The country faces a future with upwards of 20,000 amputees.

The European Union is considering adjusting rules to limit protections for wolves. Farmers in Europe are concerned about the safety of their livestock.

Olaf Scholz, the prime minister of Germany, tweeted a picture of himself wearing an eye patch on Sept. 4, 2023. Scholz suffered an injury while jogging.

At least five officials in Burma were killed during a drone attack in the eastern part of the country. A senior army official was among those killed in the attack.

A federal authority for "commercial gaming" has been announced in the United Arab Emirates. This is likely a sign that the nation plans to allow gambling.

Two women in Carlisle, U.K., were sentenced to 25 months behind bars after allegedly torturing and killing a friend's pet African grey parrot.

Chinese officials opened a WeChat channel to report national security threats and promote them with reminders that successful tips lead to a $13,700 reward.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says that defense minister Oleksii Reznikov will be replaced by Rustem Umerov, a politician of Crimean Tatar descent, this week.

Descendants of Fornelli, Italy men who were hanged by Nazis in 1943 after killing a soldier who was foraging for food, will be awarded a portion of $12 million euros in reparations.

Special immigrant visa applicants who supported the U.S. government in Afghanistan face more than a five-year wait to find safety amid Taliban efforts to find and kill former enemies.

Loch Ness monster hunters release photos and videos of their most recent hunt for the monster, which is considered the biggest organized search in decades.

The person who went overboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship on Tuesday has been identified by his family as 19-year-old Sigmund Ropich.

Japan has indicated that it plans to raise a formal complaint with the World Trade Organization over China's ban on all Japanese food imports due to the nuclear wastewater plan.

North Korea launched a series of cruise missiles on Saturday following the conclusion of U.S.-South Korea military drills in the area on Thursday.

Russia says its Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile system, also known as Satan II, has been deployed for combat. The White House said Friday it can't confirm the reports.

Dozens of guards and seven police officers, who were held as hostages by inmates for more than a day, have been released, according to authorities in Ecuador.

A metal factory explosion, which may have been triggered by overheated equipment, has caused four deaths and dozens of injuries in the countryside city of Cabreuva, Brazil.

The United Kingdom man behind a string of burglaries where he took items valued at $1 million combined was brought down after an Apple AirTag led police to his location.

Syrian dictator Bashar Assad and Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi have highlighted the divide between Arab and Kurdish forces in the U.S.-backed coalition in the hopes of further igniting ethnic tensions.

Al-Qaida-linked Hayat Tahrir al-Sham militants in northwest Syria were responsible for Friday’s attack that left nine soldiers dead, according to opposition activists.