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Ukrainian authorities ordered evacuations of multiple areas as Russian troops moved to reclaim areas in the Kharkiv province that it previously occupied.

Greek authorities have rescued 18 migrants following a shipwreck that led to four deaths. The country has encountered a surge of migrants attempting to cross the sea over the summer.

A 30-year-old man has been killed after two gunmen opened fire in a building in Copenhagen, Denmark. Authorities believe the incident may be linked to criminal gangs.

Starting on Aug. 30, 2023, China will no longer require incoming visitors to show a negative COVID-19 test result. The country first began requiring the test three years ago.

Eight U.S. Marines who were among the 20 injured after a Marine V-22 Osprey crashed on Melville Island remain hospitalized in the north Australia coast city of Darwin.

Archaeologists at a dig site in Northern Peru called the Pacopampa Archaeological Project, uncovered a nearly 3,000-year-old tomb believed to honor high priest.

Nearly 80 people have been arrested in Greece on arson charges after a series of devastating wildfires sweep through the country this summer.

North Korea is allowing its citizens who have been forced to stay abroad because of the COVID-19 pandemic to return home, according to state media.

DNA testing confirmed that Wagner mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin was among those aboard the jet that crashed outside Moscow on Wednesday, Russia says.

A military aircraft with more than 20 U.S. Marines onboard crashed Sunday near Melville Island in Australia's Northern Territory. No Australians were involved in the crash.

A military aircraft with about 20 U.S. Marines onboard crashed Sunday near Melville Island in Australia's Northern Territory. No Australians were involved in the crash.

The U.K.'s Research and Innovation group plans to buy 5,000 graphical processing units (GPUs) from Nvidia, but experts say that far more is needed to compete in the sector.

Yevgeny Prigozhin was reportedly one of 10 people aboard his private plane when an explosion caused it to crash, though reports of a missile attack remain unconfirmed.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko may be trying to "whitewash" his conversations, an expert said, as both Russia and Belarus distance themselves from the incident.

Pope Francis urged children to become "artisans of peace" and "sowers of seeds of reconciliation" at the 10th National Meeting of Catholic Youth of Russia.

Russia's desire to severely control the information provided to and by artificial intelligence models could also slow the development of such models and impede Russia's progress.

The Nigerien junta, headed by Brig. Gen. Abdrahmane Tchiani, has authorized troops from neighboring Mali and Burkina Faso to defend it.

The party of former Guatemalan first lady Sandra Torres has filed a voter fraud complaint alleging improprieties in the tabulation of Sunday's election.

Monaco's three-year corruption probe into Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati has proven fruitless, and was reportedly closed over a dearth of incriminating evidence.

Hartwig Fischer, now-former director of the British Museum, announced his resignation Friday as investigators search for hundreds of items that may have gone missing as early as 2021.