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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.

Kenyan officials are exploring ways to fight back against gang violence in Haiti. The Kenyans met with a group in New York to decide how to best help Haiti.

Lui Sai-yu, an imprisoned university student, lost his bid to reduce a five-year prison sentence. He was convicted of breaking a national security law that was imposed by China.

Two U.S. service members stationed in Germany were arrested in connection to the fatal stabbing of a German national at a local fair, according to the 52nd Fighter Wing.

The Japanese government will begin releasing waste water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant on Tuesday with approval from the the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

A black bear that was nicknamed "Ninja" in Japan was shot and killed by hunters last month, ending a spree of attacks on at least 66 dairy cows that began in 2019.

A new report from the U.N. says at least 218 extrajudicial killings targeting former government officials and security forces have been carried out by the Taliban in the last two years.

A coal mine explosion in northern China killed at least 11 people, according to authorities. A total of 90 miners were in the shaft when the explosion occurred.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the prime minister of Greece, pledged to continue to support Ukraine in its war against Russia. Mitsotakis also pledged to help with post-war reconstruction.

Maxime Jeoffroy Eli Mokom Gawaka, a former government minister from the Central African Republic, denied his involvement in war crimes at his pretrial hearing at the ICC.

Two of eight people stuck in a gondola dangling nearly 1,000 feet in the air Tuesday in Pakistan have been rescued, officials say.

Gina Raimondo, the United States commerce secretary, is set to meet with US businessmen and Chinese officials in an effort to stabilize relations.

Ukraine's private arms sector is ramping up production of homegrown weapons with the possibility of former President Donald Trump's re-election.

A man stranded on a island in the Caribbean for three days was rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard, authorities said.

Two men are currently hospitalized with serious injuries following a bull-running event in central Mexico over the weekend, during which approximately 20 people were wounded.