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A train crashed into a group of people working on the tracks near Huerth, Germany. Two people died and five others experienced psychological trauma.

The World Health Organization has fired a scientist who led a COVID origin search over sexual misconduct. WHO says it has boosted efforts to root out sexual abuse in the organization.

The Competition Markets Authority in Britain is investigating the artificial intelligence market. The investigation will focus on the technology underpinning chatbots.

Russia has shifted its blame for the alleged drone-based assassination attempt on President Putin's life, now accusing the United States of coordinating the attack

A university in London announced new guidelines to replace the word “woman" in maternity and menopause benefits for staff members, sparking pushback.

The video game Counter-Strike allows players to create and upload content to the game servers, so the newspaper did not need to seek permission from the developer to add the map.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has called for gun owners across the country to register each of their firearms with the Federal Police, amid a larger gun control push.

Greek authorities on Wednesday announced the rescue of 39 migrants, self-reported as Syrian nationals, from an islet in the river Evros along the Balkan nation's Turkish border.

Mexican officials on Wednesday touted the release of the country's "Patria," or "Motherland" COVID-19 vaccine, two years after the West and China released their respective vaccines.

The State Department says it's "unable to confirm" the authenticity of a video supposedly showing a drone attack on the Kremlin.

Kenneth Law, 57, of Mississauga, Ontario has been arrested for allegedly providing lethal substances to two people at risk of suicide.

Mexico President Andres Manuel López Obrador is accusing the US Agency for International Development of funding organizations hostile to his administration.

The United States has spent nearly $300 million in additional military aid to Ukraine. The new package will include Hydra-70 rockets, artillery rounds, howitzers and ammunition.

Floods caused by torrential rainfall in northern and western Rwanda have left at least 129 people dead, according to a regional public broadcaster.

International human rights groups are calling for an investigation into the Saturday shooting of Lao activist and outspoken government critic Anousa Luangsuphom.

The shooter, 13, who killed nine and injured six, is below Serbia's age of criminal responsibility — he will be placed in a psychiatric institution to serve his time.

Sir Patrick Vallance echoed the sentiments of fellow countryman and the "Godfather of AI" Geoffrey Hinton, who said he regretted creating the breakthrough that led to modern AI.

Aid officials said that three months after the massive Feb. 6 earthquake hit Turkey and Syria the living conditions remained dire in Syria’s rebel-held northwest.

The U.S. military carried out a drone strike that targeted a senior al-Qaida leader in Syria. The strike hit a chicken farm near the town of Harem, which killed one person.

Turkey's foreign minister announced his country closed its airspace to Armenian aircraft, in retaliation for the erection of a monument in the Armenian capital, Yerevan.