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The U.S. Coast Guard suspended a search for a small plane that possibly crashed near the Bahamas on Saturday after leaving from Florida.

Firefighters in Greece found 18 burnt bodies Tuesday, reportedly belonging to a group of migrants who had crossed into the Balkan nation's northeast from Turkey.

A bus transporting Venezuelan migrants collided with a freight truck on Tuesday, resulting in at least 15 individuals losing their lives and 36 others sustaining injuries.

Iran has unveiled at its Defense Industry Day a new long-range drone called the Mohajer-10, which resembles the MQ-9 Reaper flown by the U.S. Air Force.

The two-day BRICS summit is taking place in Johannesburg, South Africa, and includes heads of state from aspiring members such as Iran and Saudi Arabia as the bloc looks to expand.

In a former militant stronghold in the northwest region near the Afghan border, Pakistani Taliban fighters initiated an ambush on a military convoy, sparking an exchange of gunfire.

The Central African Republic is on the brink of adopting a new constitution after receiving validation from the country's high court regarding the outcome of a nationwide referendum.

Authorities in Puerto Rico have launched an investigation following a a security guard's discovery of 35 dead cats at a horse racing facility, as confirmed by the police on Tuesday.

Police did not find any trace of an explosive device and determined the threat was not "viable" following a thorough search of the East Midlands Airport flight.

The remaining survivors of a monthlong deadly migration attempt to Spain have returned to Senegal. Only 37 migrants out of a hundred were rescued near Cape Verde.

Following a coup that overthrew democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum, the African Union has suspended Niger from all activities organized by the 55-nation bloc.

A Mexican aid group is accusing a drug cartel of dropping dozens of homemade bombs on a rural community for the second time in the past year.

A 13-year-old student was killed on a bus after she stuck her head out a bus window and struck a post, authorities said. She was dead before emergency responders arrived.

Former Nigerian oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke was charged on Aug. 22, 2023, with bribery. She is accused of accepting bribes in return for awarding multi-million dollar contracts.

Despite the loss of ancient village Xochiaca, which was swallowed by Mexico City’s urban sprawl, stone carvers have still been able to pass down the village’s craft tradition for generations.

The Ethiopian government announced its intention to investigate a report released by a human rights organization detailing hundreds of alleged killings of Ethiopian nationals.

Amidst the ongoing conflict that erupted in Sudan this April, more than 500 children, including dozens of infants in a government-operated orphanage in Khartoum, have died due to hunger.

A body, suspected to be that of an individual who met a fatal accident on a glacier 22 years ago, was discovered by a mountain guide in the Austrian Alps.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau thanked Canada for supporting him in his first press conference since announcing news that he and Sophie, his wife of 18 years, were separating.

The Danish armed forces announced that eight Ukrainian pilots have begun F-16 training in the country. Denmark pledged to donate F-16s to Ukraine earlier in the week.