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.
Yulia Alyoshina, Russia's first openly transgender politician, has withdrawn from a regional election, blaming a bill banning all sex changes for undermining ballot petitioning efforts.
An unidentified armed group launched an attack on a United Nations peacekeeping patrol in the Central African Republic, resulting in the death of a Rwandan peacekeeper.
An eastern Libya court gave life sentences to five people convicted of human trafficking in connection with the deaths of 11 migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea.
A months-long conflict between two Sudanese generals is a civil war of "the most brutal kind," United Nations humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths told The AP on Monday.
A 55-year-old man has been charged in Berlin with attempting to set off an explosive or incendiary device at a residence housing a Russian news agency's employees.
On the eve of the NATO summit Jens Stoltenberg announced Turkish President Erdogan has agreed to forward Sweden's accession protocol to the grand national assembly for ratification.
Employers in parts of China received orders on Monday to limit outdoor work due to soaring temperatures, as the country faced a combination of heatwaves, torrential rain, and drought.
Supporters of Toomaj Salehi, a well-known rapper in Iran, announced he has been sentenced to six years and three months in prison for his participation in last year's protests.
Albanian special prosecutors office have requested the arrest of Arben Ahmetaj, a former deputy prime minister and lawmaker, on failure to declare assets and other criminal offenses.
Lithuania reinforced its commitment to Taiwan in its latest strategy as NATO prepares to address bolstering ties with partner nations to counter China's growing threat.
Amid Iranian regime reports that it obtained sensitive data about an opposition group in Albania both Tirana and Washington say those claims are untrue.
The presidents of Serbia and Montenegro met on Monday with the aim of improving strained relations between the two historic Balkan allies since the two countries grew apart.
Syrian Kurdish fighters launched an attack Monday in northern Syria, resulting in the death of at least five members of the Turkey-backed Syrian opposition forces.
A Spanish aid group reported 300 people traveling from Senegal to Spain in three boats have gone missing, raising concerns about their safety on one of the deadliest migration routes.
Russian forces killed four adults with an airstrike on a Ukrainian school as people were gathering to receive humanitarian aid on Monday, Ukraine said.
Russian President Vladimir Putin held a three-hour meeting with Wagner head Yevgeny Prigozhin and more than 30 other top officials just days after mutiny attempt.
A well-known BBC host who has not been identified was suspended after allegations surfaced he paid a teen for explicit photos, the network has confirmed.
