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Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin is reportedly in Belarus after a jet linked to the mercenary leader was observed landing near the country's capital of Minsk.

Russian authorities announced Tuesday that mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin and other participants in the armed rebellion over the weekend would not be charged.

State Department slaps sanctions on entities found to be working with Wagner in Africa as the world watches to see how Russian President Putin will handle the rebel group.

A tourist is being sought after he was caught on video allegedly writing his name along with his fiancée's on a wall of Rome's ancient Colosseum.

White House National Security Council John Kirby is refraining from speculating what happens to the Wagner mercenary group after its short-lived mutiny inside Russia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday gave his first address to the nation after a short-lived mutiny of Wagner forces led by Yevgeny Prigozhin threatened his grip on power.

Russian President Vladimir Putin faced a major security threat over the weekend when Wagner chief and former top ally Yevgeny Prigozhin launched a mutiny against Moscow.

Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin's speech left many questions about both his fate and the fate of his private military company, experts told Fox News Digital.

An investigation into tainted cough syrups linked to more than 200 child deaths in Indonesia is now looking into the country’s drug regulator.

Residents in Iraq are struggled to afford pharmaceutical products. The high costs of prescriptions have caused many residents to turn to natural remedies as a cheaper alternative.

After much-needed rain provided relief to Panama City, the Panama Canal has postponed imposing restrictions that would have required ships to carry less to float at higher depths.

Investigators have launched probes into how the roller coaster train partially derailed at Gröna Lund park in Sweden and whether there should be criminal charges.

Officials in New Zealand said that its Boeing 757 for the prime minister is so prone to breakdowns that a backup plane was sent during the prime minister’s trip to China.

Two bird flu outbreaks have been reported in South Africa, according to the WOAH. The bird flu strain that was detected was H7, a strain that has killed hundreds of millions of birds.

A roller coaster accident in Sweden killed one person and injured nine others. Investigators in Sweden have launched a probe into the deadly accident.

The main intelligence agency in Switzerland believes Russia has dozens of spies at its embassy in Bern. The country is believed to be a hotspot for Russian Espionage in Europe.

A plan to build thousands of homes for Jewish settlers in the West Bank has been approved by Israel's government. The decision defied U.S. criticism of Israel's settlement policies.

Jen Stoltenberg, the secretary-general of NATO, is pushing to grant Sweden membership to the military organization ahead of a major summit next month.

Police in the United Kingdom have arrested a 43-year-old man after he allegedly sexually assaulted two young girls while they were swimming at the beach in Bournemouth, U.K.

Germany's defense minister announced that the country is willing to send about 4,000 troops to Lithuania. The move would strengthen NATO's eastern flank.