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A man in his 60s died from his wounds while at least a dozen others suffered injuries from both the vehicular ramming and the indiscriminate stabbing in the mall.

A group of Greenpeace members climbed to the roof of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's home in North Yorkshire and unfurled large black drapes to protest recent oil policies.

The city council of Chihuahua, Mexico, banned live musical performances with lyrics that degrade or discriminate against women, potentially affecting reggaeton artists' appearances.

Flash flooding in China's Heilongjiang province caused a bridge to collapse. Two cars plummeted into the water below, but no casualties have been reported.

The current South Korean administration will "never" seek a formal end to the Korean War, Reunification Minister Kim Yung-ho said on Thursday.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that the State Department had implemented a temporary departure order from the U.S. embassy in Niger following a military takeover.

Vietnam granted approval for two African swine fever vaccines and has announced its intention to export two million doses to the Philippines by October.

Authorities in Taiwan have taken into custody a lieutenant colonel along with several associates, on suspicion of engaging in espionage activities with China.

Pope Francis urged courage in the face of secularized culture and indifference to God during his vespers address on Wednesday at the Jerónimos Monastery in Portugal.

The death toll from a suicide bombing during a rally organized by a pro-Taliban Islamist party in Pakistan over the weekend has surged to 63.

A group of armed men targeted a Central African village Wednesday, executing 13 locals at point-blank range and leaving two others injured.

A sailing club owner said locals in Fiji and New Zealand regularly tether people in as a safety precaution and couldn't explain how the toddler would have gotten free.

A German heavy metal festival is opening today at reduced capacity due to persistent heavy rains that caused the grounds to be muddy. Organizers were forced to halt new arrivals.

A Turkish staffer at the Eurasian nation's Swedish Consulate in Izmir has been hospitalized after being wounded in a gun assault at the office.

The casualty count from an ongoing operation in Brazil's São Paulo state is now 14, as officials continue their efforts to apprehend suspects in an elite police officer's killing.

A Russian drone attack in a Ukrainian port city on the Romanian border caused massive fires and destroyed thousands of tons of grain. Three Ukrainian ports are still operating.

The son of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia was sentenced to nine years in prison for corruption. Zia's son is the leader of the country's main opposition group.

Unions in Nigeria are protesting the rising cost of living in the country under new President Bola Tinubu. The new president scrapped decadeslong subsidies causing prices to rise.

A small aircraft carrying a Filipino instructor pilot and an Indian student has gone missing in the Philippines. The weather is hindering local officials' search efforts.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday announced in an Instagram post that he and his wife, Sophie, are separating and asked for privacy.