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Israel announced Wednesday that all Americans, including dual-nationality Palestinians, will be allowed to enter the country through its international airport.

Over the last decade, the U.S. has sanctioned Russia and Iran for dangerous international actions, a continual process that has produced mixed results.

A gunman is dead after opening fire at a construction in the New Zealand City of Auckland Thursday, killing at least two people and injuring others, police said.

Henry Kissinger continued to make regular trips to China after leaving office, and Beijing has tried to seize on the opportunity to try and drum up positive momentum with the U.S.

A report by election observers in Guatemala accuses political parties and other actors of unnecessarily litigating the outcomes of last month's elections.

Retired Maj. Gen. Hugo Carvajal of Venezuela, once a close advisor to Hugo Chávez, has been extradited to New York from Spain over decade-old drug trafficking charges.

Wagner Group mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin appears in a video speaking to his troops as they arrive in Belarus, the first public image of him since his short-lived mutiny.

A powerful underground gas explosion shook South Africa during the evening rush hour on Wednesday, flipping over more than 20 cars, and injuring at least nine people.

The former intelligence chief of Kosovo has been sentenced to prison for orchestrating the secret deportation of five Turkish teachers and a doctor to Turkey.

Cairo BBC employees have ended their three-day strike for equal pay with colleagues across the Middle East but have warned of future collective action if their demands are not met.

Former Salvadoran Presidents Mauricio Funes and Salvador Sánchez Cerén are among dozens of officials sanctioned by the U.S. for alleged obstruction, corruption, and anti-democratic practices.

At least four people have been reported dead in Croatia and Slovenia after violent storms consumed the Adriatic coast in the aftermath of a major heatwave.

In the Mexican border city of Reynosa, searchers have made a gruesome discovery of 27 bodies in clandestine graves. The bodies were found by volunteer searchers.

Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi granted pardons on Wednesday to two prominent rights activists. Among those pardoned was Patrick George Zaki and Mohammed el-Baker.

RMS Titanic, Inc., which holds the salvage rights to the Titanic, is holding a virtual memorial service Wednesday for OceanGate Titan passenger Paul-Henri Nargeolet.

German authorities on Wednesday announced the arrests of four suspects accused of stealing 483 Celtic gold coins, which were estimated to be from the first century, B.C.

The police found Clare Nowland carrying two steak knives while wandering around with her walker, and they warned her they would shock her if she did not stop advancing.

Investigators from Sweden and Estonia are scheduled to arrive at the Baltic Sea site where a ferry carrying almost a thousand passengers sank. The 1994 disaster caused 852 deaths.

Honduras is set to construct a unique island prison colony, taking inspiration from El Salvador's hardline approach to help combat the gang violence in the region.

Kenya clashes between police and protesters erupted as opposition groups organized demonstrations demanding President William Ruto's government to repeal new taxes.