Protest in Germany's capital were carried out by climate activists, causing gridlock in some parts of Berlin. Hundreds of protestors slowly marched toward the center of Berlin.
British Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab resigned from office following the confirmation of two formal complaints of bullying against him. He promised to resign following an inquiry.
Russian mercenary groups are ramping up their efforts to target opponents of President Vladimir Putin as the war in Ukraine rages, by targeting U.K. infrastructure through cyber-security.
Robert Zollitsch, the former Catholic German Bishop's Conference leader, is handing back the Order of Merit following criticism of his handling of clergy abuse.
Anurag Maloo, a climber from India, was trapped in a 980-foot-deep crevasse on Mount Annapurna. He was rescued after three days and is now joined by his family.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the president of Brazil, has received backlash from the EU over his position on the war in Ukraine. Brazil's presidents arrived in Portugal on April 21, 2023.
An unwanted Mexican presidential jet was finally sold after four years of trying. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador refused to use the jet after taking office, saying it was too luxurious.
Artificial intelligence has existed in some form over the past few decades, but only recently has it reached the level of potentially disrupting economic and social systems.
An American citizen has been been killed in Sudan as violence, stemming from two generals competing for power, has gripped the country, claiming hundreds of lives.
The U.S. State department is urging an "extension" to the cease-fire in Sudan amid an armed conflict between paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and Sudan's army.
A Russian military aircraft accidentally dropped munitions over the border city of Belgorod on Thursday, leaving two women injured, Russian state media reports.
Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni refused to sign a controversial new bill into law that prescribes the death penalty in some cases for homosexual activity
China currently lags behind the U.S. Antarctic presence - the largest of any nation on the continent - but its fast-growing presence could rival the U.S. within decades.
Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen opened the nation's Turkmen embassy on Thursday, located just 16 miles from the Iranian border in the Central Asian nation's capital, Ashgabat.
Cattle raiding by Islamic extremists has soared in Mali, with jihadis linked to al-Qaida and the Islamic State groups stealing $10,000 worth of cattle to buy weapons and vehicles.
Mali's government said a senior official and three other people were killed in an ambush in an area of the country’s southwest. The attack occurred in an area where Islamic extremists are active.
A Viva Aerobus flight landed in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, after a reported engine failure forced the Guadalajara-bound flight to divert its course. No one was injured.
Veteran Dutch diplomat Ron van Dartel has resigned amid a controversy over a comment made in a new book, an excerpt of which stated "Ukrainians are also Russians."
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