A Norwegian plane was intercepted by a Russian fighter jet over the Baltic Sea on Aug. 23, 2023. The plane turned away from the Russian border after seeing the jet.
The Uffizi Galleries in Florence, Italy, were vandalized with graffiti on the exterior columns. The director of the galleries is calling for stiff penalties for the vandals.
Restaurants would review previous spending and insist that customers pay around $5,400 for a table, in addition to trying to force customers to pay double the usual tip.
A bus on the Prithvi highway, a key road that leads to Nepal’s capital city of Kathmandu, has crashed into the Trishuli River. At least eight people died from the incident.
Following a coup that overthrew President Mohamad Bazoum, Niger’s neighboring countries have shut border crossings. Thousands of African migrants were left stranded in the country.
A couple of tankers, flagged by Singapore and the Cayman Islands, have collided in Egypt’s Suez Canal, a waterway vital to global trade. Authorities are working to remove the vessels.
Thaksin Shinawatra, a former prime minister who returned to Thailand after being exiled for over a decade, was transferred from a prison to a hospital in less than a day.
A construction platform adjacent to a railroad bridge, which is more than 300 feet tall at its peak, collapsed Wednesday, leaving dozens of workers dead.
The government of Hong Kong is now allowed to appeal a court decision that refused to ban “Glory to Hong Kong," a song protestors have sung to promote the city’s separation from China.
A witness to the attacks on churches in Pakistan last week filmed buildings being looted and burned and said Christians are treated like animals by extremists in the Asian nation.
A London mayor is expanding his program that tracks and fines drivers who do not conform to ultra-low emission standards, causing residents to vandalize the cameras through the city.
Spain's conservatives will have the first chance to assemble a new government after failing to obtain an outright majority in an inconclusive election last month.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Tuesday denounced Kurdistan Worker's Party as a mutual enemy of Iraq and Turkey, and urged Baghdad to ban it as a terrorist organization.
Canada has announced its intention to challenge the U.S. tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber products, which Ottawa has characterized as "unfair, unjust and illegal."