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Israel’s intelligence agency announced a retired agent was among the four people who were killed when a sudden storm sank the houseboat they were staying at for the weekend.

The North Korean Ministry of Public Health's Dr. Jong Min Pak has been elected to the executive board of the World Health Organization until at least 2026.

A drone attack targeting Moscow was an attempt by Ukraine “to intimidate Russia, Russian citizens and attacks on residential buildings," Putin says.

Iran is ramping up its efforts to export military equipment and training to its allies in the Middle East and across the globe, a top Iranian general said.

Former Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey urged British MPs to consider assisted dying legislation, calling the ability to end a terminally ill patient's life "profoundly Christian."

South Africa is looking for loopholes in the International Criminal Court's charter that may allow Russian President Putin to attend the BRICS summit in August.

China's "debt trap" loans to developing countries endangers both American national security and the economies for the countries that are struggling to pay them back.

South Korea's Defense Ministry said its military salvaged a white, metal cylinder that is believed to be part of the crashed North Korean rocket, which failed to launch.

North Korea launched a rocket early Wednesday morning, putting South Korea and Japan on high alert as residents were advised to take shelter before it ended in failure.

The health ministry of Guyana has confirmed the death toll in the girls dormitory fire has increased to 20, following the passing of a 14-year-old girl Thursday at a hospital.

A People's Republic of China J-16 fighter pilot performed an "aggressive maneuver" near a U.S. Air Force RC-135 aircraft over the South China Sea.

The United Nations announced that 70% of Syria's population is in need of humanitarian aid, as a devastating earthquake has exacerbated an already precarious situation.

North Korea says it will launch satellites to monitor the U.S. joint military exercises with South Korea, though its capabilities for doing so remain unclear.

While population has increased and unemployment rate has fallen, India is still lacking full-time jobs. Younger men and women are struggling to find work.

A 15-year-old girl from Guyana has been charged with the murder of 19 people after she allegedly set fire to a dorm out of anger after her cellphone was confiscated.

Ugandan women reportedly had their organs stolen after being tricked into unnecessary medical procedures. The country’s president has enacted a new law to stop the thefts.

A regional official in Cameroon says at least eight people, including soldiers, have been killed by extremist fighters in multiple attacks in the north of the country.

Carpenters working on the roof of France's Notre Dame Cathedral which was ravaged by a fire in 2019 are using medieval techniques to rebuild the structure.

The death toll of a Turkish migrant speedboat that sank near Mykonos, Greece, last week has tripled from three to nine. Six people are still missing.

After going missing last week, Sami Abrahim, a prominent Pakistani journalist and supporter of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, has returned home after being freed from his captors.