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To make room for families seeking protection from persecution back home, Belgium’s asylum shelters will no longer provide accommodation to single men.

Greece launched rescue operations for two sailboats carrying dozens of passengers Wednesday in a recent surge in migrants attempting to reach the European country.

U.S. citizens are urged to leave Haiti as soon as possible amid the State Department warning about "current security situation and infrastructure challenges."

The total death toll of the Lahaina wildfire remains unclear as crews in Hawaii near the end of their search and recovery mission. Teams will begin removing hazardous waste next.

Ukraine has evolved its counteroffensive after the initial plans appeared to make little progress against a very staunch Russian defense and intense response from Moscow's forces.

Moscow gave its clearest indication yet that the death of the Wagner military chief Yevgeny Prigozhin could have been deliberate. The death is still being investigated.

The Vatican attempted to quell anger at Pope Francis regarding his comments praising Russia's imperial past, saying he did not intend to praise today's Russia.

According to the authorities, a man near Bangkok, Thailand, has killed his wife and two young sons following a loan scam that caused the family to accrue $48,000 in debt.

Despite being granted bail, former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, who was ousted in 2022 through a no-confidence vote, will remain in prison for two more weeks.

The Russian government told Brazilian aviation officials that the country will not be opening an international investigation into the plane crash that killed Wagner mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin.

Several men were killed in an ambush near the border of Guatemala and Mexico. Violence between two rival cartels has recently erupted in a Mexican town known for migrant smuggling.

A fiery highway crash involving five trucks and hazardous materials has caused two deaths near Magdeburg, Germany. Several explosions were also reported.

President Biden and his military advisers differed on their accounts as to whether the U.S. should have left a standing force of 2,500 to 3,500 troops at Bagram Air Base.

The bodies of three Marines killed in an MV-22B Osprey were pulled from the crash site, according to a statement from the Marine Corps.

A technical failure that led to the delays and cancellations of hundreds of flights in the U.K. was reportedly caused by issues with flight data received by air traffic controllers.

Japan's prolonged struggle against deflation may be reaching a pivotal moment, with both rising prices and wages indicating a potential shift, according to the government on Tuesday.

Inside Paradeplatz and UBS have reached an agreement to settle a lawsuit initiated by Credit Suisse against the prominent Zurich-based finance blog.

Wildfires burning in northeastern Greece for the 11th consecutive day are now the largest that the European Forest Fire Information System has on record.

Zimbabwe's primary opposition party on Tuesday called for a do-over of last week's disputed elections, which would be supervised by neighboring countries.

A Finnish lawmaker is set to reappear in court at the end of this month over a social media post citing Bible verses, despite the courts dismissing the charges against her over a year ago.