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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.

A German woman who was found guilty of crimes related to her involvement with the Islamic State group in Iraq, faced a new sentencing hearing in which she expressed remorse for her actions.

A Cyprus veterinary association is debunking claims that a lethal feline version of the coronavirus, Feline Infectious Peritonitis, caused 300,000 cat deaths.

Ukrainian grain export bans are being extended by five European Union countries in an effort to protect the interests of the farmers in the countries.

Over 40 civilians have died in northeastern Congo in the past three days as violence continues to escalate, according to the United Nations.

A tragic incident occurred in southern Algeria on Wednesday when a bus and pickup truck collided on a highway, resulting in the devastating death of 34 people.

Officials in Basra, Iraq, decided to tear down a three-century-old religious minaret, prompting backlash from some residents who argued the city's reasoning was not sufficient.

Rishi Sunak, the prime minister of the United Kingdom, apologized to gay veterans for the treatment they received when LGBTQ+ people were banned from serving in the country's military.

An accident at a primitive coal mine that was operating illegally in Coahuila, Mexico, led to the deaths of two miners. The two miner's bodies were recovered.

A Vatican diplomat who has met with high-level officials in both Ukraine and Russia sat down for a conversation with President Biden on Tuesday evening.

The record highest temperature in Europe occurred in 2022 as Sicily recorded near-120 degrees Fahrenheit, but temperatures this week have already reached close to that point.

Grain facilities and port infrastructure on Ukraine's Black Sea coast were heavily damaged in a second consecutive night of Russian attacks on the region, Ukraine said.

About 60,000 tons of grain at a Ukrainian port facility in Odesa were destroyed in an overnight missile attack unleashed by Russia. A dozen people were also injured in the incident.

An eyewitness said she saw American soldier Travis King sprint across the border into North Korea territory in what she initially thought was a prank or stunt.

Timothy Shaddock and his dog Bella had set sail from northwest Mexico in late April to French Polynesia, but a storm weeks into the voyage left them adrift.