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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.

A 135-year prison sentence for a British teacher and nanny who created and distributed child pornography of children who were in his care has been upheld by Spain's Supreme Court.

The last remaining residents of a centuries-old village in Brienz, Switzerland, are packing up as a nearby mountainside could soon cause a massive rockslide.

Military experts from the United States and Ireland are helping train two groups of Ukrainian personnel in Cyprus in clearing unmarked minefields.

Airstrikes were exchanged Friday as Gaza and Israel continue its most violent conflict in months. Thirty-one Palestinians and one elderly in Israel died since the clash began Tuesday.

Pope Francis echoed calls made by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni urging Italians to have more babies and fewer pets as Italy faces a population crisis.

A Russian court has convicted a woman and handed down a suspended prison sentence after she left a derogatory note on the graves of Vladimir Putin's parents.

Canada has removed a famous World War I memorial and sports hero Terry Fox, who raised money by trying to run across Canada after losing his leg to cancer, from their passport design.

The accessibility of artificial intelligence technology will prove most significant in the impact that the technology has on the way world politics and conflicts play out.

Prosecutors in Mexico have announced charges against two more cartel members in connection with the March kidnappings of four Americans, two of whom were killed.

Egyptian politician and presidential hopeful Ahmed Altantawy returned to the North African nation from Lebanon Thursday after announcing his relatives had been detained.

U.S. Ambassador to South Africa Reuben Brigety on Thursday warned that officials believe the nation to be providing military assistance to Russia.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Joint Chiefs Chair Gen. Mark Milley urged lawmakers to pass the 2024 defense budget on time to avoid default and global embarrassment.

Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkēvičs, a center-right, pro-Ukraine hardliner, has announced his candidacy for the Baltic nation's largely ceremonial presidency.

The European Parliament condemned Belarus' treatment of Viktar Babaryka, a dissident who is to spend 14 years in prison for challenging authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko.

Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin announced she and her husband are divorcing. The news comes on the heels of Marin's party losing power in the April parliament election.

Demonstrations near Guantanamo, Cuba, were met over the weekend with stiff government resistance and were downplayed by the communist regime's propaganda machine in state-run media.

The top human rights body of the United Nations has adopted a resolution to address Sudan’s worsening conflict over a paramilitary group that has resulted in the deaths of hundreds.

Iran began the week by hanging two men for questioning Islam's authenticity and finished with an appointment to a lead role at the U.N. Human Rights Council.