Italian authorities arrested a 21-year-old Dutch national Friday, alleging his involvement in the fatal stabbing of his father and a family acquaintance near the border with France.
Australia's wine industry is dealing with an oversupply issue that experts predict will take years to rectify. This challenge is attributed to Chinese tariffs and heightened production.
An Argentine store owner was surprised by an updated price list from the supplier, revealing prices of snacks, condiments, sodas, and ice creams, surging up to 60% since late July.
The five Mexican men who went missing and were forced to kill one another on camera were lured into the cartel's captivity through a fake job offer, according to a report.
The United Nations agency responsible for Palestinian refugees has made the decision to temporarily halt its services within Lebanon's most expansive refugee camp as a form of protest.
Former neonatal nurse Lucy Letby was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others under her care. Letby now becomes the U.K.'s most prolific child serial killer.
Canadian resident Pascale Cecile Veronique Ferrier was sentenced Thursday for sending a letter in 2020 to then-President Donald Trump which contained a potentially deadly poison.
Mutinous soldiers have arrested democratically elected Nigerian President Mohamed Bazoum. A politician said he fears that a successful coup may end democracy in Africa as a whole.
The ongoing war in Israel has severely crippled the impoverished Palestinian enclave of Gaza. To help residents escape life pressures, Gaza City has opened its first cat cafe.
Beijing has begun its annual World Robot Conference, where humanoid robots with realistic facial features and ping-pong-playing robotic arms astonished visitors.
North Korea has sent its first delegation abroad since the country shut down its borders during the pandemic. A group of Taekwondo World Championships competitors were seen in Beijing.
Mexican authorities have found four decapitated and badly burned bodies several days after the emergence of a gruesome execution believed to show five missing young men.
A human rights organization and 30 United Nations experts have leveled accusations against Sudan's powerful paramilitary, citing reports of rape and sexual violence against women.
