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Authorities in Berlin said a man died Thursday who was involved in an accident with an old-fashioned jump-on, jump-off elevator in the German capital of Berlin.

Kami Rita, a 53-year-old Nepalese Sherpa guide who set the record for the most Mount Everest ascents with 28, said he’s not planning to retire anytime soon.

China's special envoy Li Hui prepares to head to Russia Friday to meet with top Kremlin officials following its "peace" mission in Ukraine. Li met with Ukrainian officials last week.

Iran debuted its latest military technology with the launch of its liquid-fueled Khorramshahr-4 ballistic missile, which has a range of 1,240 miles.

Russia has turned to low-tech bombs in an effort to avoid Ukraine's formidable air defenses that shoot down the majority of Russia's missiles and drones.

An anti-fossil fuel climate protest group felt the anger of London commuters earlier this week. The police let the protesters carry on blocking traffic but arrested a commuter for pushing a protester to the ground.

The double implants, along with intensive training for six months to use the implants, allow 40-year-old Gert-Jan Oskam to stand and walk again, potentially under his own power.

A 22-year-old American reportedly lost her leg after being bitten by a shark while snorkeling during a vacation to the Caribbean’s Turks and Caicos islands.

U.S. officials said a drone attack on the Kremlin was most likely conducted by one of Ukraine's special military or intelligence units.

An Israeli military court has sentenced three soldiers to prison for abusing a Palestinian. The soldiers hid the details of the incident from their commanders to prevent a probe.

European authorities continued their search Wednesday for long-missing British girl Madeleine McCann with police dogs and dive teams by a dam in Portugal's Algarve region.

The wife of a Nobel Peace Prize laureate said her husband has been transferred to a brutal prison in Belarus and hasn;t been heard from in a month. He is serving a 10-year sentence.

A cholera outbreak has killed at least 17 people in South Africa and nine in neighboring Zimbabwe. 12 nations on the continent reported outbreaks in the past year.

Clare Nowland, 95, was wandering the Australia care facility where she lived while carrying a steak knife, which led to police shocking her with a stun gun and her death a few days later.

Authorities in Bulgaria found bodies of 18 Afghanistan migrants who died while they were being smuggled into Bulgaria. The bodies were returned to Kabul Wednesday.

The nuclear-powered USS Gerald R. Ford arrived in Norway Wednesday to take part in drills with the Norwegian armed forces. The vessel will stay in the Norwegian capital until Tuesday.

This year’s Spanish Princess of Asturias Award for literature has been awarded to bestselling Japanese author Haruki Murakami, whose work has been translated into 40 languages.

Police in Guyana are talking with prosecutors, debating what charges to bring against the teenage suspect in a blaze that destroyed a girls' dormitory at a school.

The U.N. migration agency said Wednesday that the fighting that started April 15 between Sudan’s military and a powerful paramilitary force has displaced over 1.3 million people.

A court in Senegal announced Wednesday that a trial of the country's main opposition leader has ended and a verdict is expected next week. Ousmane Sonko faces up to ten years in prison.