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Some critics question the value of investing heavily in more precise artillery since shell shrapnel can hit objects hundreds of feets from the point of impact.

The European Union gave the Dutch government the green light in a farm buyout scheme aimed at cutting nitrogen emissions that is worth nearly $1.65 billion.

American doctor Jonathan Sugarman died Monday while trying to climb Mount Everest, according to the U.S. Embassy in Nepal. He reportedly felt unwell.

Australia is taking another step to crack down on smoking and vaping in the nation. The tobacco tax will be increased by billions of dollars over the next four years in Australia.

Protestors in Kenya held demonstrations led by an opposition leader on May 2, 2023. The country's police clashed with protestors during the demonstrations.

A top lieutenant in the Gulf drug cartel has been arrested by police near the US-Mexico border. The man who was arrested goes by "La Cabra" meaning The Goat.

Tuebingen, Germany Mayor Boris Palmer said Monday that he plans to take some "time out" following a controversy over his repeated use of a racial slur during a public conference.

110 people have now been confirmed dead in Kenya after reportedly starving themselves at the instruction of pastor and cult leader Paul Makenzi.

Bolivia’s top prosecutor is investigating a late Spanish priest who allegedly abused several minors in Bolivia in the 1980s. Jesuit priest Alfonso Pedrajas Moreno died in 2009.

An Extinction Rebellion protestor glued himself to a podium on the set of a Swiss television debate. The man was chided by the program's host and promptly removed.

Bulgarian chief prosecutor Ivan Geshev is believed to have been targeted in an attempted terrorist attack after a bomb detonated Monday near his motorcade.

Hamada Iqtiet, 6, was reportedly killed by a lion at Asdaa Park on the Gaza Strip after attempting to climb up a fence on the animal's enclosure.

Biden's National Security Council spokesman John Kirby has stated the U.S. estimate is based on newly declassified American intelligence, but did not explain further.

Following her resignation from a Florida charter school over some parental complaints over seeing naked art, Hope Carrasquilla was invited by the mayor of Florence to be his guest in the famous Italian city.

An expensive piece of artwork consisting of a banana duct-taped to a wall was eaten by a South Korean art student.

Mexico's Senate approved a reform of laws governing the mining industry, which also includes a requirement that companies will pay 5% of the profits to local communities.

Aid deliveries to Ethiopia's northern Tigray region have been suspended by the United Nations food relief agency. The agency is investigating the theft of food meant for hungry people.

Tsai Ing-wen, the president of Taiwan, claimed the country would be willing to cooperate with the United States and "other like-minded partners" to safeguard peace.

The sons of cartel boss "El Chapo" were charged with distributing fentanyl. The cartel bosses' sons shifted the business toward fentanyl trafficking after Joaquín Guzmán was imprisoned.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds is seeking a new field officer to spend 13 months on Gough Island in the South Atlantic Ocean, one of the remotest islands on Earth.