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A Dutch court has convicted a man of aiding at least 10 individuals in taking their own lives by supplying them with lethal "suicide drugs" and accompanying instructions.

A truck carrying Pakistani troops was attacked by a suicide bomber in Peshawar. At least eight troops were wounded, and the truck was badly damaged in the attack.

A Dutch court on Tuesday found a man guilty of helping at least 10 individuals kill themselves with lethal drugs in the latest flashpoint of the country's debate on euthanasia.

Ricardo Martinelli, the former president of Panama, was convicted of money laundering. He has been sentenced to over ten years in prison for the crime.

The Russian private military company Wagner Group has positioned many of its forces in Belarus, a move that could threaten a vital and important NATO border region.

A Mexican tuna boat rescued an Australian man and his dog who were lost at sea for three months after a storm damaged his vessel in the Pacific Ocean.

Latin American and European Union leaders met for the opening day of their first summit in eight years. The meeting will be a success if the groups agree to meet more often.

The heavy presence of barnacles and algae across the object's surface has prompted experts to suggest the object must have remained in the water for longer than a year.

Approximately 403 members of a Kenyan doomsday cult have been found dead. The cult members were told to fast to death in order to meet Jesus.

China is currently being ravaged by Typhoon Talim. The storm took down signs and trees as it ripped through the city of Beihai. Many schools have been closed until further notice.

In the province of Zhejiang, China, cremations rose by over 70% during an outbreak of COVID-19. Around 171,000 cremations were registered in Zhejiang during the period.

Israeli military reservists and other protesters have initiated a "day of disruption" in areas across central Israel to protest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial overhaul.

Carla Foster, a woman who illegally obtained abortion tablets to end her pregnancy, was released from prison after an appeals court reduced her sentence.

Rescue teams in South Korea continue to search for survivors after torrential rains, landslides, and other extreme weather conditions caused 41 deaths in the country.

Rescue teams in South Korea continue to search for survivors after torrential rains, landslides, and other extreme weather conditions caused 41 deaths in the country.

According to the World Meteorological Organization, a heat wave in the northern hemisphere is intensifying. The intensifying heat wave may lead to heart attacks and deaths.

An investigation into the "war on drugs" in the Philippines can resume, according to an appeals judge. Over 6,000 people have been killed in the crackdown on drug crime in the country.

England's Parliament recently passed a bill that will attempt to curb migration. A barge that can carry 500 migrants recently arrived in the country.

A plan that would allow police in France to tap into microphones, cameras, and location services is being voted on by lawmakers in the country.

Child vaccination rates across the world recovered in some places in 2022 following a dip during the pandemic. The bounceback was strongest in large lower-income countries.