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Four people were gravely injured in a knife attack at a Duisburg, Germany gym. Police have not yet arrested a suspect, but noted that the perpetrator acted alone.

Tunisian President Kais Saied met with Syria’s chief diplomat, saying the country wants to preserve the historical ties of brotherhood with Damascus and boost bilateral cooperation.

Police in Argentina's capital of Buenos Aires will start using stun guns amidst concern over crime in an election year. Officers will start using them in June or July once trained.

Gunfire continued in Sudan's streets Tuesday amid a major power struggle between two generals, despite an internationally-brokered truce taking effect just hours earlier.

German police reported Tuesday that seven military personnel of an undisclosed nationality were injured after an armored vehicle collision on a Bavarian highway.

A 38-foot-long composite Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton comprised of bones from three different dig sites sold for 4.8 million Swiss francs ($5.3 million) at a Zurich auction Tuesday.

Press freedom groups said Tuesday that the Mexican government has continued to use Pegasus spyware to infect the telephones of human rights activists

China told Israeli and Palestinian counterparts that the country wants to facilitate peace talks. Foreign Minister Qin Gang expressed concern over intensifying tensions.

Press freedom groups are accusing Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of illegally allowing his military to spy on human rights activists.

Dozens of people were killed in a rare hospital fire that broke out at China’s Changfeng Hospital. The cause of the blaze is still under investigation.

Two Israelis were shot in Jerusalem by a Palestinian gunman on April 18, 2023. The men were wounded in the shooting. Police are still searching for the suspected gunman,

Bill Clinton met with the Democratic Unionist Party leader on Monday. After the meeting he claimed he was optimistic a main Northern Ireland political party would end its boycott soon.

European Commission members of parliament have said they voice similar concerns to the open letter from tech experts and leaders but did not agree with the "alarmist statements."

A Ukrainian teacher is one of some 15,000 civilians taken prisoner by Russian forces. Upon being moved to Russia, Victoria Andrusha was tortured and threatened by her captors.

Italy has caught the brown bear that killed a man while he was on a mountain training run. Residents are divided on what to do with the country’s growing brown bear population.

Pedestrians and vehicles in Israel halted for a nationwide observance Tuesday commemorating the six million Jews who were murdered in the Holocaust by Nazi Germany.

Kosovo citizens have been given the green light to travel freely in Europe without visas by E.U. lawmakers beginning next year. Kosovo is looking to join the European Union.

China has set up dozens of "overseas police service stations" in Europe and North America that reportedly act more like police stations used to monitor Chinese nationals.

The March of the Living, a yearly Holocaust remembrance march, brought thousands of people to Auschwitz. The march falls on the eve of the anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.

Ousman Sonko, a former interior minister for Zambian President Yahya Jammeh, has been charged by Swiss prosecutors with crimes against humanity.