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Costal cities in Burma and Bangladesh were left reeling Sunday as Cyclone Mocha made landfall, displacing some 500,000 people and killing at least three.

The U.S. military intercepted six Russian aircraft it says were flying close to U.S. airspace in what is known as the Alaska Air Defense Identification Zone.

A surfer in Australia is believed dead after a shark attack was reported off the Southern coast in a popular surf spot. The 46-year-old has yet to be found.

The local council gained access to Robert Alton's apartment after he had built up years of back taxes, and authorities could not reach him for a required gas safety check.

American William Thomas Worth is facing murder charges in the death of his girlfriend, Mila Loslos, in the Philippines, whose body was found in a water drum.

The program utilizes AI-powered cameras that can distinguish between animals and humans, then send signals and warnings to local villages and rangers for help.

Once an isolated and authoritarian Marxist country, Albania has tried to inch closer to Europe and the West. Like many countries in the Balkans, it is caught between competing worldviews.

One candidate already dropped out of the race after an alleged sex tape surfaced on social media, but the candidate claimed it was the product of deepfake technology.

More questions than answers are coming out of a huge diplomatic dispute between the U.S. and South Africa over claims the African country has supplied arms to Russia.

An alleged eel smuggling ring has been broken up in Europe, where trade of the endangered fish from within the European Union is illegal.

Tens of thousands of protestors marched on the streets of Belgrade, Serbia's capital, on Friday, angry with the Balkan nation's populist government and recent mass shootings.

Nigeria's Federal High Court has been asked to delay the inauguration of President-elect Bola Tinubu, with plaintiffs arguing his electoral victory was declared illegally.

Ukraine has gained ground around Bakhmut, according to Ukrainian officials, in a rare advance in the Donetsk region as Russia awaits Ukraine's spring offensive.

Soldiers from Burma's military government have reportedly killed 19 villagers — four of whom were children —on the nation's southern coast.

A suspect may have planned the explosive attack that severely injured several firefighters and police officers at a residential apartment in Ratingen, Germany.

The Indian Ocean Conference in Bangladesh hosted representatives from 25 Indian Ocean nations. They discussed regional economic growth, cooperation, and security in the area.

After delicate diplomatic work, two French men were finally set free after being held in an Iranian prison. A minister said the move was an effective trust-building step with Iran.

A new report from the U.N. Human Rights Office said the death toll from a massacre last year in central Mali is now believed to be at least 500.

A Montenegro court agreed to release the founder of Terraform Labs from jail with another South Korean citizen who was charged with using forged identification documents.

James McConville, the chief of staff of the United States Army, met with the top defense official of Indonesia to push for stronger security ties.