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Amsterdam has introduced a number of laws over the recent years to limit the appeal of the area, including limits on how long bars stay open and how late sex workers can operate.

North Korea appears to have rolled back its COVID-19 mask mandate years after the pandemic began, South Korea's Unification Ministry said.

A man from Denmark who fatally shot three people at a mall has been sentenced to detention in a secure medical facility. The shooter claimed he thought the victims were zombies.

Ukraine and Russia have accused each other of plotting to attack the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant this week, risking a potential radiation catastrophe in Europe.

Ukrainian police are investigating an explosion at a Kyiv courthouse that may have been caused by a defendant taken there for a court proceeding on Wednesday.

Wagner Troops have reportedly started building a base in Belarus near the capital of Minsk and put out a call for new recruitment despite an agreement following Yevgeny Prigozhin's exile.

The leaders of Italy and Poland are urging the E.U. to put a priority on stopping illegal migration. Poland is one of the first stops for Asylum seekers entering Europe.

Pakistan was hit with heavy monsoon rains over the past week in a region that is still recovering from heavy flooding. At least 24 people have died since the rain started.

Israeli forces have completed their withdrawal from Jenin in the West Bank amid an exchange of rockets and airstrikes with Palestinian militants.

Millions of Syrians who remain in the country continue to suffer due to a lack resources and daily necessities, including food, proper aid, light and electricity.

Hong Kong convicted a photographer for disrespecting the national anthem after he uploaded an edited video to YouTube that replaced it with a protest song.

The U.S. and other NATO countries made possible an alleged Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow, Russian officials claimed Tuesday. Russia says the U.S provided intelligence.

A french court has rejected an appeal that would release frozen assets of Lebanon's central bank governor amid a financial crime investigation, according to a source close to the probe.

A human rights group has accused the army, separatists, and militias of committing abuses against civilians in Cameroon's English-speaking regions.

Russian journalist Elena Milashina was beaten by a group of masked assailants while traveling in the Russian republic of Chechnya and hospitalized.

Emma Tetewsky, 31, was found "conscious and alert" more than a week after she was reported missing in Massachusetts on Tuesday. The woman was found stuck in a state park.

Turkish foreign minister expressed worries about Sweden's inability to prevent Quran-burning protests, which further casted doubts on Sweden's suitability for NATO membership.

Hong Kong's chief executive announced that eight pro-democracy activists living abroad will be pursued for life on charges of alleged national security offenses.

A prominent opposition figure in Belarus disclosed on Tuesday that she received an anonymous note claiming that her imprisoned husband, Siarhei Tsikhanouski, had died while in custody.

The Spanish government has announced the conclusion of the health emergency resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, signaling that individuals are no longer required to wear masks.