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At least six people died and seven people were injured in a house fire that erupted in the Al Moazaz area of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.

A man was arrested in South Africa for superimposing President Cyril Ramaphosa's face onto pornographic images. He also used the faces of the country's police minister and his wife.

The Greek elections on Sunday were a "political earthquake," with the ruling conservative party shocking experts and gaining a larger share of the vote than expected.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s isolation on the global stage was put on display this weekend when world leaders gathered at the G7 summit in Japan.

South Korea's president met with European Council President Charles Michel and other E.U. officials after a summit in Japan. The leaders agreed to condemn North Korea's missile tests.

Suella Braverman, a British interior minister, claims she did not try to pull strings to get out of a speeding ticket. She received a fine and demerit points on her license.

Sinn Féin, once party of the Irish Republican Army, swept the Northern Ireland local elections due to voter frustration with the Democratic Unionist Party.

A road race massacre in Baja California, Mexico, left at least 10 dead and others injured, while reports suggest the shooting came as a result of a conflict between rival drug cartels.

The Biden administration's policy has been largely similar to that of former President Barack Obama, experts say, one that has weakened American leadership around the globe.

U.S. officials confirm to Fox News that 42,000 Ukrainian civilians have been killed since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in Feb. 24, 2022.

An IT worker in England attempted to sue her former boss over claims that email abbreviations such as "xx" and "???" were code to start a sexual relationship.

A stampede at an El Salvador soccer stadium on Saturday resulted in 12 dead and hundreds injured, according to officials.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy remarked Sunday that the city of Bakhmut is "only in our hearts" after Russia claimed to have seized the region.

A 2,000-year-old stone tablet was discovered in Jerusalem with financial recordings indicating it is a receipt from the Early Roman era.

A conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the past half year has seen little progress toward a resolution since groups started appealing to President Biden for direct assistance.

Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin issued an order on Thursday to place 16 districts under quarantine due to an outbreak of bird flu.

Celebrated British author Martin Amis passed away at the age of 73 from esophageal cancer. Amis is remembered for his dark comedic literature.

In a much-needed victory for Russian military leaders, a spokesman for the country's defense ministry announced that their forces seized the city of Bakhmut.

Greeks go to the polls on Sunday with the center-right government of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis doing well in the polls against the main opposition leftist party.

The risk of viruses that jump species from bats to humans is expected to increase as people continue to encroach on the animals' habitats, according to a study done by Reuters.