Dozens of Senegalese migrants are believed to be dead or missing after a boat that was carrying over a hundred migrants was found off the coast of Cabo Verde with 38 survivors.
A woman touring the historic Trevi Fountain in Rome stunned onlookers when she climbed across the historic site to fill up her water bottle from the fountain.
A Dutch ship has left England on a two-year mission to study and save species discovered by Charles Darwin. The vessel is scheduled to retrace Darwin’s 1831 voyage.
Niger’s junta, which recently ousted President Mohamed Bazoum, is seeking to recruit tens of thousands of volunteers as nearby nations threaten to invade the country.
Authorities in Indonesia burned a marijuana plantation on Aug. 16, 2023, after it was discovered by a drone. The plantation had an estimated 21,100 cannabis plants ready for harvest.
Human and aquatic life are being threatened by Venezuela’s Lake Maracaibo, following decades of oil exploitation and a lack of nearby waste treatment plants, according to a professor.
At least 27 people have died in Libya as clashes that erupted late Monday continue to escalate between rival militias 444 Brigade and the Special Deterrence Force.
A climber from Japan was killed and another was injured while trying to climb a never-scaled mountain in Pakistan. They were allegedly hit by rocks during their journey.
Several tons of cocaine on a boat 200 nautical miles from Acapulco, a Pacific coast resort in Guerrero, Mexico, have been seized by the country’s Navy.
The Pentagon says it has not had contact with Travis T. King, the U.S. soldier who North Korea is claiming crossed into its borders willingly to escape racial discrimination.
North Korea denounced a planned open Security Council meeting on their human rights record, labeling it as "despicable" and accusing the U.S. of pursuing its own geopolitical agenda.
Indonesia has formally sought dispute consultations with the EU within the framework of the WTO concerning the EU's imposition of duties on imported biodiesel from Indonesia.
In response to recent deflation concerns, a representative from China's National bureau of statistics has alleged that there is no deflation in China, and does not expect it in the future.
A delegation from the IMF is set to visit Colombo for the inaugural assessment of Sri Lanka's loan program, according to a spokesperson's announcement on Tuesday.
After a wildfire scorched 1,235 acres of land near the coastal resort of Argeles-sur-Mer in southern France, travelers are now largely permitted to return to their campsites.
A trio of Bulgarian citizens suspected of espionage have been arrested in England. They were accused of possessing false identification documents and working for Russia.
Israel may uproot its Megiddo Mosaic and lend the centuries-old flooring to the U.S., a move that may spark outcry but would underscore the deepening ties between the two countries.
An anti-corruption tribunal granted officials permission to question the president of former Prime Minister Khan's political party, marking a new development in a corruption investigation.