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Ban Ki-moon, United Nation’s former secretary-general, urged the cessation of violence during his meeting with Burma’s military government leader Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing.

Authorities in Germany arrested a 28-year-old Syrian man suspected of planning to target civilians with an explosive belt in a terror attack motivated by Islamic extremism.

A deadly explosion that struck a counterterrorism facility in Pakistan was not a terror attack. The blasts that killed 16 people and injured 50 others were caused by short circuits.

The high-speed train service in Japan was suspended after a suspicious item was found in a paper bag near the Hiroshima station. Police dispatched a team of explosive handlers.

Swedish Foreign Minister Tobias Billström announced that the country was expelling five Russian Embassy workers who were suspected of spying.

The defense ministers from Russia, Syria, Turkey, and Iran met in Moscow. The leaders met in an effort to help broker a rapprochement between the Syrian and Turkish governments.

Sharon Rosel had 72 cans of soda in her car overnight to stock her food truck the next day, and the bear made its way through 69 of the cans before it left.

The U.S. government has released photos of military operations in Sudan evacuating citizens and government employees trapped amidst the country's ongoing civil conflict.

At least two people were killed and 10 other were wounded in a Russian missile attack at a museum in Ukraine. One of the people who were killed worked at the museum.

World Health Organization Representative in Sudan Dr. Nima Saeed Abid sounded the alarm to a "high risk of biological hazard" related to the occupation of a central public laboratory.

South Korean President Yoon Suk set off Monday for Washington where he will meet with President Biden and Congress following a substantial intelligence leak this month.

Biden’s Syria policy is mired in a new crisis after Arab countries seek to reintegrate Syria’s dictatorship into the Arab League, creating more power for America’s enemy: Iran.

39 foreign students, most of whom were Kenyan or Somali, were evacuated via a Kenya Airforce plane from war-torn Sudan, where they studied at an international university.

Pope Francis has stated his intent to travel to his home country of Argentina next year, which would mark his first homecoming since ascending to the papacy in 2013.

Mexican Navy inspectors have intercepted a reported 11,520 tequila bottles containing liquid methamphetamine from a seaport in Manzanillo.

Pakistani police said that two blasts Monday at a northwestern counterterrorism police facility killed at least 12 people. Police said they rescued nearly 30 of the wounded people.

Violence continued in the capital of Sudan among former allies who now control rival military factions, putting Sudanese civilians and some Americans in the crosshairs.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says rival Sudanese forces have agreed to a 72-hour ceasefire and the Pentagon says naval vessels are ready to assist with evacuation efforts.

Sister of former Marine Paul Whelan detained in Russia traveled to the U.N. headquarters to condemn Moscow's 'less than sophisticated take on diplomacy' as Russia called on Security Council to debate international security.

Controversy over the state of Italy's mental health infrastructure has arisen following the fatal beating of psychiatrist Dr. Barbara Capovani by a patient.