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The IDF integrated AI for operations to hunt Hamas leaders and has used AI to detect and counter cyberattacks, helping to thwart the majority of such attacks.

The European Union on Wednesday will begin to look into a possible strategy to combat climate change: blocking some of the sun's rays from Earth's surface, according to a report.

Archeologists say a fresco discovered in the ancient ruins of Pompeii is not, as was previously believed, a pizza as the key ingredients did not arrive in Italy until centuries later.

A GOP lawmaker has introduced a bill forcing the State Department to provide more information on Americans imprisoned abroad like Marc Fogel who has been jailed in Russia since 2021.

The government of El Salvador has maintained a "state of exception" for over a year as it cracked down on rampant gang violence in the country, arresting tens of thousands of men.

Reporters grilled White House officials on President Biden's economic record as he tried to rebrand for his 2024 re-election campaign on Tuesday.

A gas explosion which shuttered a gold mine in South Africa was thought to have caused 31 deaths last month. However, authorities said underground movement has been detected.

A United Nations report revealed that Russian forces have tortured and even executed detained Ukrainian civilians. Some people say they were sexually abused as well.

A luxury resort in Mexico owned by Hyatt has shut down amid an investigation into the deaths of an American couple who were found dead in their rooms earlier this month.

The deal to send Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin into exile may be part of a larger strategic plan by Russian President Vladimir Putin to spread Ukraine thin.

Benjamin Netanyahu told visiting members of the U.S. Congress that he has received an invitation for an official visit to China. He did not disclose if the trip would take place.

Hundred of Ethiopians have died of hunger in the Tigray region after the United States and United Nations paused food aid, according to local officials.

Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed Tuesday that Wagner forces did not have the backing of the public in its attempts to march on Moscow.

Police in the Philippines rescued over 2,700 workers who were allegedly swindled into working for fraudulent online gaming sites, as well as other cybercrime groups.

Cardinal Matteo Zuppi is set to arrive in Moscow on Wednesday to conduct peace talks with Russian officials on behalf of Pope Francis, who continues to recover from abdominal surgery.

According to a United Nations report, the Taliban’s 2021 takeover of Afghanistan has led to 3,774 civilian casualties, including 1,095 deaths.

Authorities in China evacuated over 900 people due to landslides on June 27, 2023. Four people were killed, and three remain missing due to the landslides.

A report found that while Germany had fewer antisemitic incidents in 2022 compared to the previous year, extremely violent crimes such as shootings reached a record number.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko told state media Tuesday that his military was brought to "combat readiness" in reaction to the Wagner Group revolt.

A large fire tore through a high-rise residential building before fire fighters brought the blaze under control in the United Arab Emirates. There were also no reports of injuries.