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Finland's economy minister has resigned after just 10 days in office following accusations he made comments supporting Nazis at multiple public events.

Thousands blocked traffic around Ben Gurion Airport's main terminal in protest of conservative Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial reform efforts.

Slovak central bank head and former Finance Minister Peter Kazimir has declared his intent to remain in office, despite grave bribery charges being levied against him.

The United Kingdom’s weather agency has recorded the country’s hottest June since records began in 1884. Experts warned that the uncommon temperatures will become more frequent.

It is still unclear when Pita Limjaroenrat, the Thai opposition party leader, will take over after he unexpectedly won the country's election.

Prolific writer Peter Hellyer, a British-born writer who spent nearly 50 years chronicling the beauty and transformation of the United Arab Emirates, has died at 75 years old.

Australia has officially become the world’s first country to legalize the use of psychedelic substances to treat patients suffering from either depression or PTSD.

Thousands of Indigenous are leaving the Amazon to experience a different lifestyle. Many of them leave the forest in pursuit of an education.

A $127,600 reward has been offered for information that leads to the arrest of eight self-exiled pro-democracy activists by Hong Kong police.

Drug cartels wreaked havoc across Apatzingan, Mexico, once again, following the death of Hipolito Mora, a vigilante leader of an anti-gang citizens’ movement.

Seven individuals, mostly teenagers, were apprehended in Lausanne, Switzerland, following the vandalism of multiple shop windows after recent riots in France.

France's Interior minister called on parents to control their kids after revealing that the average age of those arrested over the past week was just 17.

RCMP recieved reports that a tornado struck near the town of Didsbury in Alberta, Canada, resulting in the destruction of homes and the loss of livestock.

The Sudanese army has issued a call for young people and anyone capable of fighting to join its ranks and prepare for battle against a rival paramilitary force.

Ukrainian author Victoria Amelina died and several others were injured in a Russian missile attack on a popular restaurant in eastern Ukraine on June 27 in Kramatorsk.

San Pedro Huamelula Mayor Victor Hugo Sosa married an alligator-type reptile in a marriage ceremony that represents the union of the Chontal and Huave indigenous groups.

Pastor Yang Xibo and his wife have been slapped with a 400,000-yuan fine for organizing religious activities in defiance of the Chinese Communist Party, says a watchdog.

Frans Timmermans, the European Union's climate chief, is concerned about new coal-fired power plants being built in China. China is the world's biggest producer of renewable energy.

The U.S. State Department has issued a new advisory warning Americans from traveling to China over the risk of being unjustly detained there.

Germany accused Poland of continuing to pollute the Ode River after killing thousands of fish last summer. The Ode River runs between Germany and Poland.