President Biden joked that if he were Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, he would "be careful what I ate" and would be "keeping my eye on my menu" after Progizhin's failed rebellion.
A member of the Congolese opposition, Cherubin Okende, was tragically killed in the capital city of Kinshasa, with his body found inside his car and riddled with bullet wounds.
A probe into potential crimes against humanity in Venezuela has been initiated by a prosecutor in Argentina, following a criminal complaint lodged by the Clooney Foundation for Justice.
Countries such as Spain, Germany, and Poland are preparing emergency measures as they brace for a heat wave that may bring temperatures up to 113 degrees Fahrenheit.
A new version of a bill that would further restrict transgender rights in Russia received swift approval by lawmakers Thursday. The bill’s final reading is scheduled for Friday.
Sweden's Supreme Court denied Turkey's extradition requests for two unidentified men due to the act they are accused of committing not being considered a crime under Swedish law.
Judges in Amsterdam requested more information from Canadian authorities before making a decision on the sentencing of a Dutch man convicted in Canada for various crimes.
At the height of Italy's tourist season, train services were canceled due to a major strike across the country. Locals and tourists were left stranded in the heat Thursday.
A Polish judge who was fired for criticizing the government should be returned to the bench with full pay, according to Europe's top court. The judge's firing was against the EU's law.
Surgeons in Israel performed a miracle surgery and managed to reattach a boy’s head after he was hit by a car while riding his bike, according to a Jerusalem hospital.
The U.K. government offered to give raises to millions of British public sector workers in an effort to end the strike that has crippled the country's train and health care industries.
A passenger on an Air France flight from Paris to Toronto made a startling discovery about 10 minutes into the flight, noticing blood on the carpet below his seat.
North Korea will work to bolster its nuclear capabilities following a pair of successful ballistic missile launches in recent weeks, Kim Jong Un announced.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi hosted a summit in Cairo to address Sudan’s raging conflict. The meeting was attended by Sudan’s six neighboring countries.
An EasyJet pilot was heard on video asking passengers departing the Canary Islands to volunteer to deplane, as the flight was "too heavy" and weather conditions were unfavorable.
Chau Van Kham, an Australian pro-democracy campaigner, has been released from Vietnamese prison a month into his 12-year sentence. He was imprisoned for terrorism offenses.