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"Glory to Hong Kong," a popular song among pro-democracy protestors and secessionists in the administrative region, has been removed from several major streaming services and platforms.

A fire was reported late Wednesday at Netaji Subhash Chandra International Airport in Kolkata, India. The blaze was quickly contained, with no injuries reported.

Clashes between Kuki and Meitei ethnic groups in a remote part of India's Manipur state have left at least nine people dead, according to local authorities.

Malaysian police will seek Interpol’s help to find a U.S.-based comedian who told a controversial joke about missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.

The children who survived a deadly plane crash in the Amazon jungle and were alone for 40 days had reportedly fled from an armed group in Colombia.

A woman who posed as a boy and had a sexual relationship with a teenage girl was found guilty of one sex assault charge but cleared of 16 other charges following a trial at a U.K. court.

The coastal areas of India and Pakistan are on high alert as a cyclone approaches, prompting the evacuation of tens of thousands of people. Cyclone Biparjoy is expected to have sustained winds of up to 90 mph.

Since the U.S. left UNESCO, China has become one of the biggest donors to the organization, giving it significant sway over a group that develops tech and cultural guidelines.

A boat capsized on the Niger River in northern Nigeria, resulting in the deaths of over 100 individuals who were returning from a wedding. Authorities saved at least 144 people.

Officials in Germany said the country’s climate measures will reduce emissions by 900 million metric tons of carbon dioxide, which is 200 million tons short of reaching its 2030 goal.

Christian pro-life activists Isabel Vaughn-Spruce has her bail conditions loosened last week

Two women have been arrested in Stockholm after throwing an unidentified substance, believed to be paint, onto a painting by French artist Claude Monet at Sweden's National Museum.

A Canadian public relations manager employed by a Chinese-founded development bank has resigned, accusing the institution of being controlled by "Communist Party hacks."

Mali's government announced that at least 15 people have been killed and dozens of others were injured when two passenger buses collided with a truck carrying livestock.

Over 2 million people have been displaced by the ongoing conflict in Sudan, according to the United Nations. The situation in the country has deteriorated since April.

A news article reported that a 13-year-old boy has been arrested Wednesday in Bosnia after allegedly shooting and injuring a teacher at Lukavac Elementary School.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas visited Beijing, China, earlier in the week. China and the Palestinian Authority established a "strategic partnership" during the visit.

Polish women are planning abortion rights protests in dozens of cities after a woman died of sepsis during her fifth month of pregnancy.

A giraffe named Benito has arrived at a park in Ciudad, Mexico. However, activists are urging for its relocation, citing that its enclosure is too small and insufficient for the animal.

European lawmakers have signed off on the first official set of comprehensive rules for AI. Here is an official look at the EU's Artificial Intelligence Act.