Kuwait announced on Thursday that it carried out the execution of five prisoners at the Central Prison, including one who was convicted for his role in the 2015 bombing of a Shiite mosque in Kuwait City.
El Salvador's congress passed a series of new rules aimed at accelerating the legal process for accused gang members in mass trials, as part of President Nayib Bukele's campaign.
The remains of a 38-year-old German hiker missing since 1986 have been found on the Theodul glacier, which rests in the shadow of the Alps' iconic Matterhorn.
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu on Thursday submitted 28 ministerial nominations to legislators, two months since assuming office, and one day before the deadline to do so.
Tragedy struck in the Siberia region of Russia on Thursday when a Mi-8 helicopter crashed, resulting in the deaths of four people and injuries to 10 others.
Tagedy struck Thursday as a passenger boat in the Philippines capsized in Laguna Lake, southeast of Manila, due to strong winds. At least 21 people lost their lives in the incident.
The top priority for Poland's government is securing the European Union's border with Russian ally Belarus. Wagner mercenaries have deployed to Belarus over the past month.
Vladimir Putin promised that Russia intends to ship 50,000 tons of grain aid to multiple countries in Africa at a two-day summit. Putin is looking to increase ties with Africa.
A viral TikTok video shows two "Barbie" moms duking it out in a movie theater after one accused the other of letting her child watch YouTube videos throughout the screening.
Ukraine launched its counteroffensive in June but has failed to make the significant progress officials had hoped for, but Gen. Jack Keane stressed the value in any progress.
Birmingham, England, reports one of the highest crime rates in the United Kingdom, with one crime analyst group reporting the city as having the fourth-highest crime rate per 1,000 people.
The Ukrainian government is relaxing its ban on sporting competition against Russian athletes, allowing matches against Russians who are not representing their country.
The European Union has detected a steep increase in carbon emissions in Greece due to wildfires. The fires have been continuing to flare up due to strong gusts of wind.
The Russian government has added a judge from the International Court of Justice to its wanted list without a clear accusation or crime to justify her inclusion.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is being compared to the conservative leadership of former U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher during her first year in office.