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Russia Deputy Secretary of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev threatened to arm North Korea if South Korea agrees to send lethal aid to Ukraine.

The search for missing American sailors Kerry O’Brien, Frank O’Brien and William Gross, who were last seen in waters off Mexico, has been suspended, according to the Coast Guard.

At least 78 people were killed and several others suffered injures from a stampede during an event to distribute financial aid. The incident occurred in the Old City in the center of Sanaa.

The Vatican on Wednesday inaugurated an arts academy inside St. Peter's Basilica, reviving an age-old apprenticeship program that aided in the maintenance of Catholic art and artifacts.

Caribbean leaders have agreed to introduce bans on so-called "assault weapons" in their respective countries, blaming illegal gun imports for unprecedented spikes in gang violence.

Police in North Macedonia accidentally shot and killed a migrant woman in the Greek border town of Gevgelija while attempting to arrest a suspected smuggler.

The U.S. Department of Defense is monitoring the conflict in Sudan and “conducting prudent planning" as violence between the Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces continues.

Credit Suisse lodged a $440 million London claim against Japan's SoftBank Group Corp. A SoftBank official accused Suisse of shifting blame for its own poor investment decision.

Rival Sudanese forces are attempting a 24-hour ceasefire, just a day after an internationally-brokered peace deal fell through within hours.

The magistrate argued Alexander Csergo did not alert Australian officials or authorities to the Chinese request and invited one of the alleged security agents to visit Australia.

Ukraine’s top prosecutor described for U.S. lawmakers examples of war atrocities that he says are deliberately orchestrated by Russian forces to spread terror among civilians.

A Texas-born princess is facing a court-ordered eviction from a Rome villa containing the a ceiling painted by Caravaggio. The eviction order marked the peak of an inheritance saga.

Some 155,000 workers — or roughly a third of those in Canda's public sector — went on strike Wednesday after failing to reach a deal to increase wages.

A new jellyfish named Tripedalia maipoensis was found in China’s waters near Hong Kong. The species is colorless, cube-shaped, and can swim faster than other kinds of jellyfish.

As French President Emmanuel Macron visited eastern France, hecklers shouted for him to resign. The president is still largely disliked after pushing through unpopular pension reforms.

Tesla’s Shanghai factory where a worker died in February was reported for safety weaknesses. Tesla employees complained their bonuses were cut due to the fatality.

"French Spiderman" Alain Robert scaled a 38-story skyscraper without a harness to protest President Macron’s pension law that changed the country’s retirement age from 62 to 64.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez claims the long-term drought that has plagued the country has become one of its leading concerns. The drought will be a central political topic.

The man who allegedly threw an explosive at the Japanese prime minister may have been holding a grudge. The suspect was earlier blocked from running for Japan’s parliament.

While China has been the world’s most populous country since 1950, India is expected to take the title by mid-2023 as the country's young population soars.