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The European Union has imposed sanctions on several Syrians, including family members of a Syrian leader, for allegedly smuggling and producing a narcotic known as Captagon.

Thousands of migrants are marching from Guatemala's border toward Mexico City, demanding an end to the country's immigration agency last month's Ciudad Juárez detention center fire.

A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck a remote part of the Pacific Ocean on Monday but did not generate a tsunami. Officials said the quake did not pose as a threat to Hawaii or the Pacific.

Hundreds of illegal migrants that set out from Tunisia reached Italy’s island of Lampedusa on Sunday. However, 23 migrants were also reported missing.

Peru's former president was extradited from the United States to face corruption charges in Lima, Peru. He is accused of receiving million of dollars in bribes.

The president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has tested positive for the coronavirus for the third time. The president wrote that "it isn't serious" in a social media post.

A Mexican judge ordered a state immigration director to stand trial for a deadly fire at a migrant facility. The chief is being charged with homicide, injuries and failure to perform his duties.

A suspect has been arrested in a German gym attack that left four people wounded. The 26-year-old man was brought before a judge Monday to determine whether he will be kept in custody.

Police have enforced a curfew in a community south of Jamaica’s capital after gunmen wounded seven people, including three children, boarding a public minibus.

Countries across the world are continuing to try and evacuate diplomats and other citizens in Sudan. Here is a list of countries that have evacuated people from the war-torn country.

Five people were wounded in a car ramming attack at a popular market in Jerusalem. The driver of the vehicle was fatally shot according to police.

Certain Western officials have mediated talks on normalizing ties with Kosovo. The president of Serbia called the officials liars and fraudsters.

Artid Sivahansaphan, a beer enthusiast from Thailand, was sentenced to six months in prison and fined $4,360 for violating a law against advertising alcoholic beverages.

Several antiquities were returned to Peru during a ceremony at a California consulate following recent pressures to have U.S. institutions return cultural pieces to its home countries.

Three men between the ages of 20 and 35 were arrested for stealing a large Nile crocodile from a farm in South Africa. The men are due to appear in court on April 24, 2023.

Anglican leaders associated with the Global Anglican Futures Conference released a statement rebuking Church of England leaders for having "failed to guard the faith."

Russia has launched a new recruitment drive to attract volunteers to fight in Ukraine as troop numbers flag and the Kremlin looks to avoid another unpopular conscription order.

Ukraine has already received over 1.5 million rounds of 155 mm howitzer ammunition from the United States. Here is more information regarding the coveted ammo.

Ukrainian forces, including the 130th Territorial Defense Brigade, are busy training amid reports that the country is preparing for a major offensive against the Russians.

A Russian court rejected the appeal of Darya Trepova, who was allegedly involved in the killing of a well-known Russian military blogger.