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French President Emmanuel Macron said Thursday that a stabbing spree in Annecy, which has left multiple young children injured, is an “attack of absolute cowardice."

Reports claim a controversial nuclear and hostage deal between Iran’s regime and the U.S. is just around the corner. The plan could inject as much as $17 billion into Iranian coffers.

Scott Phillip White has been sentenced to nine years in prison for fatally punching a gay American off a cliff in Sydney, Australia, in 1988.

A new clash has erupted between the Biden administration and Israel over the Jewish state’s judicial reforms, with Vice President Harris wading into the diplomatic row.

As many as eight young Mexican workers are confirmed dead after U.S. authorities say they attempted to quit their jobs at a call center run by a Mexican drug cartel

The Vatican said that Pope Francis' recovery is going well after a 3-hour-long surgery to repair a hernia in his abdominal wall. The pope underwent surgery in Rome, Italy.

NATO to launch its largest-ever air drills over Germany on Monday in a stimulated response to an attack on an alliance member.

Canada recognized it's annual Clean Air Day as hundreds of wildfires continue to destroy parts of the country and pour a smoky, yellow haze into parts of northeastern U.S.

Authorities in Romania, Germany, and Bulgaria have conducted raids leading to the arrest of six individuals accused of operating a migrant smuggling network.

Senegal's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced the precautionary closure of its overseas consulates amid widespread protest over the conviction of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko.

The environment ministers of Poland and Germany held a meeting at the border of their countries to address the protection of a river from potential recurrence of pollution.

In response to widespread protests and two recent mass shootings that deeply affected the nation, Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic has pledged to hold early parliamentary elections.

A record-breaking heatwave and drought has plagued Spain, making it the country's second driest year ever. The rising temperatures are threatening ecosystems and agriculture.

Poland has deported Emran Navruzbekov, a former Russian intelligence officer for the FSB, after it denied his repeated applications for asylum.

Prosecutors and the patients' ombudsman in Poland are conducting an investigation into the death of a pregnant woman at a hospital amid accusations of doctors withholding information.

An Afghan police spokesman said Wednesday that 25 people, including 12 women and nine children, have died in a minibus accident in the country's north.

At least six lions have been speared to death by the Maasai people in Kenya after a man made headlines when half of his goat herd were preyed on by hungry big cats.

Residents of Kherson in Ukraine escaped by boat and military truck as floodwaters rose throughout the city after the collapse of the Kakhovka dam on Tuesday.

United Nations judges announced that an 88-year-old Rwandan genocide suspect, Félicien Kabuga, has been declared unfit to stand trial due to his advanced dementia.

Mexican authorities are investigating a possible case of extrajudicial killings involving soldiers in Nuevo Laredo. The incident occurred in May and resulted in the deaths of five men.