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A German businessman missing for a week has been found dismembered in a freezer in southern Thailand along with a cordless chainsaw and hedge clippers.

A Turkish tourist has died after he went down a waterslide headfirst and slammed his head into the concrete bottom of a pool in an incident that was captured on video.

Applications for provisional licenses for deep-sea mining are now being accepted by a U.N. agency. The agency is still debating whether to open the depths of the ocean to mining.

The chief executive of Hong Kong said that the city plans to ban marine products from Japan if Fukushima’s treated radioactive wastewater is discharged into the sea.

A volcano erupted in Iceland on July 10 after thousands of earthquakes in the area. Tourists are being told to stay away from the volcano because it is spewing lava and noxious gases.

An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.6 has struck the Atlantic Ocean near the Caribbean. Residents on islands such as Puerto Rico were able to feel the tremors.

Six people are dead after a helicopter carrying sightseeing tourists crashed in Nepal's Mount Everest during inclement weather. Five Mexican nationals and a Nepalese pilot were killed in the crash.

The European Union is preparing to vote on a cliffhanger bill that fights climate change and protects nature. Protestors converged on the E.U. parliament ahead of the vote.

Qin Gang, China's foreign minister, is unwell and won't attend the two-day summit of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations this week.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday that he would travel to NATO's Vilnius, Lithuania, summit, where he will meet with world leaders.

Thousands of people in Bosnia gathered to commemorate the 28th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre where thousands of people were brutally killed in 1995.

Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi said nuclear weapons put Asia at a "miscalculation away from apocalypse" at a summit of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Artifacts sometimes taken by force during colonial times have been returned to the Netherlands and Indonesia as a major step forward in worldwide restitution efforts.

Ben Robert-Smith, a decorated Australian war veteran, has appealed a court ruling that blames him for the unlawful killings of four Afghans.

A panda gave birth to female twins at a South Korean theme park last Friday. Both the newborn cubs and the mother are in good health, according to the theme park’s operator.

At least two people died after an elevated road being built in Bangkok, Thailand, collapsed on Monday. Another 11 people also sustained injuries in the incident.

President Biden responded to Turkey’s decision to allow Sweden to join NATO during a press conference on Tuesday. He also said NATO members would discuss Ukraine.

President Biden on Sunday made clear the alliance could only consider membership for Ukraine after the war with Russia ended, but the bloc will look to provide further support.

An attack carried out by armed and masked individuals resulted in the deadly arson of a public market in central Mexico, which killed nine people as the attackers opened fire.

A volcanic eruption started in southwestern Iceland on Monday, according to meteorological authorities. This comes 11 months after the previous eruption officially concluded.