Anti-government protests have been going on in Kenya over the rising cost of living in the country. At least 5 protestors were injured yesterday during a clash with police.
Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, won't attend an economic summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, next month. He is not attending due to his ICC arrest warrant.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.5 occurred in the Pacific Ocean near El Salvador. No injuries or damage were immediately reported in the capital of San Salvador.
An explosion occurred near a sewage treatment plant in India as monsoon rains caused water levels to rise. The incident caused 15 people to die by electrocution.
In May, a dormitory fire deliberately set by a high school student led to 20 child deaths in Guyana. The government is offering to pay $25,000 to the parents of each child.
Chief of the United Kingdom's M16 intelligence agency said artificial intelligence will not replace the need for human spies, citing the importance and necessity of the "human factor."
Wildfires consuming areas west of Athens, Greece, led to highway closures Tuesday as authorities attempt to prevent flames from engulfing an oil refinery.
Belarusian authorities have taken another step in their ongoing crackdown on opposition figures, independent journalists, and human rights activists by arresting a well-known journalist.
The United Nations Security Council held its first discussion on AI Tuesday. The meeting was chaired by Britain's foreign secretary. The U.K. is the council president for July.
A 24-year-old player from an amateur soccer league was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head shortly after being charged with attempted homicide.
A devastating mudslide struck central Colombia, resulting in the tragic loss of at least 14 lives on Tuesday in Quetame, a municipality situated an hour's drive southeast of Bogota.
The Spanish Government has levied a fine of about $218 million against Apple and Amazon for agreements that allegedly limited the "free competition" of rival sellers.
The United Nations food agency has made a significant announcement, stating that it will reduce the monthly cash aid provided to 120,000 Syrian refugees living in camps in Jordan.
A representative for striking BBC staff in Cairo accused the company of "gross discrimination" for failing to provide pay raises commensurate with the country's inflation rate.
Several Americans have crossed into North Korea since the establishment of the DMZ or Demarcation Line, with the earliest occurring 1965 and several cases for alleged espionage.
Algeria and China have upgraded their ties from being longtime trade partners. The two nations will start cooperating on security and defense to fight extremist terrorist groups.
Britain’s hospital program has been delivering new hospitals more slowly than expected, according to a watchdog. Only 32 of the four dozen hospitals promised by 2030 will be completed.
Bear sanctuary workers in Kosovo have strategized unique ways to keep their two dozen bears cool while temperatures hit triple-digit figures this week.
Chipotle Mexican Grill announced its entry into the Middle East market next year with its first-ever franchise deal. The venture will bring Chipotle to customers in Dubai and Kuwait.
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