CIA Director William J. Burns warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin likely has more business with Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin after Prigozhin's attempted rebellion.
18 doctors from Doctors Without Borders were assaulted by a group of armed individuals while they were on their way to the Turkish Hospital in Khartoum, Sudan's war-torn capital.
The Israeli Parliament is considering a bill that would limit the Supreme Court's oversight powers, provoking pilots and aircrew to suspend voluntary reserve duty and sparking protests.
Authorities in Germany have called off the hunt for the escaped lioness after deciding there is "no acute danger." Some experts believe the animal was a wild boar and not a lion.
Rescue teams in India continue to find more bodies trapped beneath piles of debris caused by a deadly landslide. At least 21 bodies have been recovered.
A train in Indonesia plowed through a truck that had stalled out on a crossing on Tuesday night, causing an incredible explosion that miraculously only harmed one person.
Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma was violently robbed at his home in France on the evening of July 20, 2023. Police are investigating the robbery.
The Russian government has abandoned efforts to raise the minimum conscription age from 18 to 21, despite promises that the teenage eligibility would be temporary.
Albania has legalized medical cannabis. It remains unclear how the drug would be regulated as Albania’s lack of strong governance has already allowed an illegal market to flourish.
Authorities in Seoul, South Korea, arrested a 30-year-old man suspected of stabbing four people Friday. One man died while another went to a hospital for treatment.
Amsterdam officials voted in favor of a motion that would move a cruise liner terminal out of the heart of the city. The terminal is currently close to the city's central rail station.
Following years of campaigns by activists calling for the end of brutal dog and cat meat trade, the Tomohon Extreme Market will become the first in Indonesian to end the practice.
Gliders have been ordered to avoid a wooded mountainside near Bitsch, an area popular among recreational hang gliders, as firefighters continue to combat a persistent fire.
Russia is targeting Ukrainian farm storage buildings in the country's Odesa region after days of devastating the Black Sea port facility with missiles.
The two victims who were fatally shot Thursday in a rare New Zealand shooting were former coworkers of the gunman. According to some media, the gunman was recently fired from his job.
A court in Hong Kong is deciding on whether the distribution and broadcast of the protest song “Glory to Hong Kong" should be banned, following China’s request.
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