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A massive fire at an oil reservoir in Crimea Saturday was caused by a Ukrainian drone strike on the facility, according to a Russia-appointed governor.

A new statue depicting former Spanish King Juan Carlos has been placed in Madrid. The statue refers to Carlos' passion for big-game hunting, which landed him in a scandal in 2012.

Mexico's president has resumed press briefings after recovering from COVID-19, and has come out with a vow to disband the Institute for Information Access and Transparency.

The Greek police have arrested two men on suspicion of their involvement in the killing of a reporter. The killing of the prominent crime reporter led to widespread condemnation.

The United States government has begun a land-based evacuation of American civilians who are in Sudan amid a growing civil conflict in the country.

Italy on Friday returned a second-century noblewoman's funerary stele illegally excavated from southeastern Turkey to the nation's authorities.

Zimbabwe will launch a gold-backed digital "token" currency next month in a bid to stem the rapid and drastic devaluation of its dollar.

Azeri protesters will end the blockage of a key road due to an added checkpoint at the start of the road. The road leads from the Armenian border to the Nagorno-Karabakh region.

China itself implemented censorship requirements, but platforms appear to have latitude as to how they interpret and implement those rules as well as their own measures.

Islamic extremists killed 33 soldiers during an attack on the military in the country's east. The attack took place in the Gourma province where 40 jihadis were killed.

Two bodies were found following the collapse of an Indonesia nickel waste disposal site. This is the latest deadly accident at a Chinese-owned nickel smelting plant.

The Palestinian Health Ministry said Israeli forces shot and killed a teenager in the occupied West Bank. The shooting ocurred during violence between Israeli forces and Palestinians.

Overnight Pakistan attacks late Thursday night killed three troops and seven militants. Attackers were repulsed in Lakki Marwat region.

United Nations experts denounced reports of human rights violations including abduction, deportation and enforced disappearances of ethnic minorities in Russian-occupied Crimea.

For the second year in a row the number of applications for technology industry visas soared. This raised serious concerns that people are manipulating the system.

Mexican authorities are on the verge of releasing Hector "El Guero" Palma, the notorious co-founder of the Sinaloa Cartel who was convicted in two cop slayings.

The Iranian navy has released video of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy boarding and seizing an oil tanker en route from Kuwait to Houston.

The dissent cable is a document sent by 23 U.S. Embassy in Kabul staffers and diplomats warning about the surge of Taliban activity and urging immediate evacuation.

Pakistan released a Chinese national from a high-security prison. The Chinese national was arrested on charges of blasphemy. The man allegedly insulted Islam.

Hundreds of people remain stranded at the Chile-Peru border. Most of the people are Venezuelan migrants seeking to return to their country through Peru.