The United Nations Security Council has failed to renew the authorization for the delivery of crucial humanitarian aid to Syria's rebel-held northwest region, via Turkey.
Three people were reported dead after a helicopter traveling between mines crashed in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Lualaba province. One South African, Polish, and French national were killed in the crash.
An ancient port city in Cyprus may have been one of the Mediterranean’s most important trading hubs in the late Bronze Age, according to newly discovered artifacts.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko announced Tuesday that mercenaries with the Wagner Group will be training the nation's military on weaponry and tactics.
The Supreme Court in Japan ruled that government-imposed restrictions on a transgender employee’s use of restrooms are illegal in a landmark decision over LGBTQ+ workplace rights.
Ales Pushkin, a 57-year-old Belarusian artist, died in prison, according to his wife. Pushkin was known for dumping manure outside President Lukashenko's office.
The Ecuadorian navy helped transport Delia Yriarte to the nearest hospital for treatment, where she received 100 sutures to her leg and will need "probably a few more surgeries."
Iran has not yet developed a nuclear weapon but it has continued to bolster its nuclear capabilities that would make it easier for Tehran to create a warhead.
An international aid group said at least two children have died as the Taliban demolished a shantytown in the capital city of Kabul. The demolition left about 1,700 people homeless.
The prime minister of Japan met with his Polish counterpart to discuss strengthening business ties, security, and Russia's war on Ukraine, on July 11, 2023.
Hundreds of sub-Saharan African migrants who were stranded in a dangerous area on the Tunisian-Libyan border have been forcibly pushed back into Tunisia, according to aid agencies.
Heavy monsoon rains in India have caused more than a dozen deaths over the last three days, prompting schools in the capital city of New Delhi to close.
On Monday, officials said that two people in Japan have died as heavy rains have caused mudslides, road closures, and even water supply cuts in certain areas.
Several firefighters were injured while combatting a blaze that erupted at an oil refinery in Iran Monday. Details on how the fire started have not yet become available.
A homeless man was apprehended by Dutch police after he was spotted carrying a stolen inflatable palm tree. Upon questioning, officers discovered he was a fugitive.
Over the weekend, lighting strikes in British Columbia, Canada, triggered over 100 new wildfires, raising the total to above 300. Officials have warned of challenging conditions.
A trial is set to begin in which six tourism companies and their directors face health and safety charges related to the devastating eruption of the White Island volcano on Dec. 9, 2019.
A small passenger plane veered off the runway Tuesday after landing at the international airport in Somalia's capital. Officials announced that one person was injured.
A prominent human rights organization has called for the International Criminal Court to investigate alleged atrocities in Sudan's Darfur region by Sudanese forces battling the army.
The volcano had lain dormant for around 6,000 years before it suddenly became active in 2021, with three eruptions in three years since the first eruption occurred.
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