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Amidst a surge of violence that has shaken the region, Palestinian health officials reported the killing of a Palestinian man by Israeli forces on Thursday in the occupied West Bank.

A UK committee found that Boris Johnson lied to Parliament about parties during the COVID-19 lockdowns and was complicit in a plan to intimidate those investigating the parties.

Pope Francis met Thursday with officials from the Vatican, the medical staff caring for him, and children in the hospital where he is staying.

A group in Mexico has been working the last five years to relocate bee hives from the country’s crowded capital city to save the insects from extermination.

A 30-year-old man has been arrested for assaulting two women in southern Germany. One of the women died of her injuries following the attack.

The education of children in Ukraine, as well as Ukrainian children who have found safety abroad, is being affected by the war with Russia.

Ruslan Anitin, a drafted Russian soldier who surrendered to Ukrainian forces via the camera of a military drone, spoke of his experiences for the first time.

A migrant vessel that was carrying 700 to 750 people capsized off the coast of Greece. Rescue ships are still searching for hundreds of missing migrants.

Veteran Sherpa guide Pasang Dawa who's climbed Nepal’s Mount Everest 27 times is planning to make another ascent next year in an attempt to match record-holder Kami Rita.

A person on a catamaran traveling through the Strait of Gibraltar near Spain has captured on video another incident of a killer whale damaging a boat.

Holocaust survivors across the globe will receive $1.4 billion in compensation next year, according to an organization working on behalf of Jews who suffered under Nazi Germany,

An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.2 has struck a part of the Philippines. No major damage or injuries were immediately reported as the deep quake occurred 75 miles below the surface.

Two Americans visiting the Mexico Baja California village of El Pescadero have been found dead in a hotel room, with the property's manager calling it a " terrible tragedy."

North Korea reportedly fired ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan on Thursday evening, its latest warning shots to neighboring Japan and South Korea.

Authorities in Japan have arrested a woman accused of injuring several people, including an 85-year-old, by spraying an irritating liquid at them inside a department store restroom.

Sweden has vowed to combat the country’s crime networks by introducing new legislation. The number of people involved in organized crime was described as “breathtaking."

Iran has increasingly cooperated with Latin American countries by developing closer ties and deals, particularly Venezuela on oil shipments, in order to expand influence in the region.

A conflict between Burma's military government and rebel forces in Shan State has left at least 26 civilians dead, six of whom were children.

Amidst the prevailing economic crisis in Argentina, characterized by soaring inflation rates, Anahí Robledo operates a community kitchen on the outskirts of Buenos Aires.

In an effort to address high air pollution levels, Italy has enacted a government decree that grants regions the authority to lower speed limits on highways and motorways near urban areas.