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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.

Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin resurfaced for the first time since launching a rebellion against Russian President Vladimir Putin, posting a voice recording to social media.

Christianity has continued to decline across Europe leading many abandoned churches in countries such as Belgium being converted into commercial venues.

Abdel Fattah el-Sissi bestowed India's prime minister with Egypt's highest honor. The leaders also signed a declaration elevating the two countries ties to a "strategic partnership."

The heat wave in Beijing has set a multi-day temperature record. The capital city of China recorded temperatures above 104 degrees Fahrenheit for three days straight.

Suleman Dawood hoped to set the world record for solving a Rubiks Cube while in the deep ocean. His father, Shahzada Dawood, brought a camera to record the moment.

North Korea held mass rallies across the nation Saturday, which marked the "day of struggle against U.S. imperialism," where leaders promised to "annihilate the enemy."

Women in Zimbabwe are challenging a law that bans sex toys in the country. The law deems the toys as "obscene" and harmful to public morals.

Three police officers from Kosovo were released after being detained earlier this month. The officers were released after the U.S. and European Union demanded they be set free.

To mark an annual anti-drug trafficking day, Burma burned $446 million worth of seized drugs as experts reported that the country’s production of opium and heroin has increased.

Ukrainian pilots have begun training on Denmark’s aging fleet of F-16 jets, which will be replaced by F-35s in two years. It is unclear whether the U.S. fighters will be donated to Denmark.

The intrigue surrounding Saturday's challenge to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s iron grip on power in Russia by the Wagner group has led to new data about the inner workings of the mercenary organization.

At least 10 people in Pakistan's eastern Punjab province were killed from lightning strikes as pre-monsoon rains lash the region. The rain may also prompt flash flooding.

The president of Honduras is imposing security measures including curfews after gunmen burst into a pool hall and killed 11 people over the weekend.

Greece's conservative New Democracy party won a majority in election's Sunday, handing its leader another term as prime minister and inflicting a major defeat on their leftist rival.

China on Sunday reaffirmed its support for Russia after an aborted mutiny by Wagner mercenary forces led by Yevgeny Prigozhin the day prior.

Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin struck a deal to go into exile in Belarus after leading a brief uprising against Russia's Vladimir Putin, but his fate could be in question.

After a shocking move by a Russian mercenary force of 25,000 to enter Moscow and defy the authority of Vladimir Putin’s iron grip on the Kremlin, some experts see a weakened Putin.

As the Biden administration reportedly inches closer to a controversial "mini-agreement" with Iran, some in Congress have expressed concerns about such a nuclear deal.