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North Korea has failed to launch a spy satellite for the second time in months, as the North's space agency said a rocket launch Thursday failed in its third-stage flight.

Russian President Vladimir Putin broke his silence Thursday regarding the reported death of Wagner Group mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin.

A federal court in Germany has rejected an appeal claiming legal errors in the conviction of a soldier who plotted to attack prominent politicians.

A 38-year-old Burmese hip-hop artist received 20 years behind bars, one of the most severe sentencings given to celebrities charged with criticizing the country’s military rulers.

A building that collapsed during a downpour has caused two deaths in Abuja, Nigeria. While dozens have been rescued from the rubble, search teams fear many more remain trapped.

A rockslide tumbled onto a popular tourist hiking trail at the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve in Israel, leaving a 5-year-old boy dead and several others injured.

Following a visit to Kyiv, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre will reportedly donate F-16 fight jets to Ukraine as the country continues to combat Kremlin’s forces.

The fence between Russia and Norway was rebuilt to keep Reindeer out of Russia. The reindeer have been costly to Norway as they destroy Russian grassland.

Rumors spread regarding Chinese President Xi Jinping's health after he made an unexplained absence from a major scheduled speech in South Africa on Monday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy denied any involvement in the plane crash that has allegedly killed Wagner Group mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin.

Chinese authorities in the town of Xian sent a message to local residents encouraging "sweet love, marriage and childbirth" ahead of the country's Valentine's Day.

Fire personnel battling wildfires in British Columbia, Canada, last week spotted a "fire tornado" forming over Gun Lake during extreme weather conditions.

Experts say the possible death of Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin could be an assassination or an attempt at disinformation by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Days after a delegation from West Africa’s ECOWAS met with the head of Niger’s junta, a commissioner said the junta's multiyear plan to shift Niger back to democratic rule was too slow.

A bus carrying Hindu pilgrims has crashed in Nepal, causing the deaths of six Indians and one Nepalese person. Several others were also injured in the incident.

Over 40 women were abducted by Islamic rebels believed to be members of the Boko Haram extremist group. The attackers have demanded a ransom for each woman.

Tournaments for the Basketball World Cup held in Okinawa will begin Friday, despite a North Korean spy satellite launch attempt that prompted an evacuation alert in Japan.

The Lefortovo District Court has ruled Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) can continue to keep Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich detained as he awaits trial.

Mercenaries with the Russia-based Wagner Group, as well as their supporters, are mourning the reported death of group founder Yevgeny Prigozhin.

President Biden released a statement Thursday renewing the American support for Ukraine as the country celebrates its Independence Day. The country first gained independence in 1991.