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Communities in Western Canada are under threat as areas near British Colombia recorded 108 active fires on Sunday. About 29,000 residents were forced to evacuate.

Basements were flooded, and train routes were temporarily closed in Germany due to heavy rains. Some residents were trapped in their homes due to the flooding.

Russian forces are evacuating civilians from the area around the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine in anticipation of intensifying conflict.

At least 394 people were found dead after torrential rains broke river banks and caused flooding to sweep away buildings in the eastern Congo.

One of Syria's most well-known drug dealers was killed in airstrikes in the southern part of the country. His wife and six kids were also killed.

A top Russian official has used his country's Victory Day, its largest secular holiday, to compare the Nazi's reign in Germany to Volodymyr Zelenskyy's rule in Ukraine.

The United Nations urged the Taliban to immediately end the public executions, lashings and stonings it has carried out since returning to power in Afghanistan nearly two years ago.

A double-decker boat carrying children who were on a school vacation capsized into a river in southern India, leaving at least 22 dead. Most of the victims were tourists.

The Peruvian government said a fire at a gold mine in Arequipa left at least 27 people dead. The Yanaquihua mining company said 175 workers were safely evacuated.

Conservative EU politicians were outraged at art in Parliament that showed Jesus Christ delivering the Sermon on the Mount surrounded by gay men dressed in leather BDSM outfits.

An Iranian anti-regime group hacked into the servers of Iran's Foreign Ministry, defacing its website before leaking data and documents about the agency's inner workings.

Most people took issue with what they deemed an "inaccurate" depiction of a mermaid since she has a human backside and a fishtail, which many say is incongruous.

South Africa is resisting U.S. and European pressure to commit to arresting Russian President Vladimir Putin should he arrive in Cape Town for a planned visit in August.

London police arrested 52 people, including protesters Saturday, on coronation day when King Charles III was officially crowned as the monarch.

A horse spooked Saturday afternoon during the procession to Buckingham Palace following the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla at Westminster Abbey.

Zakhar Prilepin, a prominent novelist and supporter of the Russian government, was injured in a vehicle explosion east of Moscow, along with his driver.

Ukrainian officials announced Saturday the successfully interception of a Russian Kinzhal-type missile with an American Patriot missile system.

According to the U.S. military, a U.S. F-16 fighter jet crashed during training on Saturday near a major US military base in South Korea.

Mali's military junta on Friday announced its plan to organize a constitutional referendum in June, which may eventually pave the way for a presidential election.

The question of reparations has periodically bubbled over the past 23 years since a Labour minister first asked the prime minister to apologize to descendants of slaves.