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Bishop Stephen Chow, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Hong Kong, has arrived in Beijing, China. This is Chow's first visit to China in three decades.

The Taliban is closing institutes that aren't supported by government groups and education centers in the southern part of Afghanistan.

Vladimir Putin hosted China's Defense Minister Gen. Li Shangfu in the Kremlin on Sunday. Shangfu's tour of a Russian military academy highlighted the ties between the countries.

Britta Ernst, the wife of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, is stepping down as the Brandenburg education minister. She has served as the education minister since 2017.

The mother of one of the three missing Americans who went missing off the coast of Mexico earlier this month during a sailing trip said her daughter and her daughter's husband were experienced sailors.

Olkiluoto 3, Europe’s most powerful nuclear reactor, finally began regular production in Finland after a delay of 14 years. The reactor will help the country reach carbon neutrality.

Two United States financial institutions agreed to help finance a nuclear energy plan in Poland. Poland is moving toward renewable and noncarbon energy.

Emmanuel Macron, the president of France, is set to address the nation on April 17, 2023, in an attempt to calm public anger regarding his pension reform plans.

The U.S. Navy deployed a warship to the Taiwan Strait on Sunday, the first such maneuver since China ended its military operations surrounding the self-governed island.

Hundreds of firefighters in France are battling the country's largest wildfire this year. The fire burned over 2,500 acres of land along the Mediterranean coast.

A Chinese national was arrested in Pakistan for allegedly insulting Islam and the Prophet Mohammad. The offenses carry the death penalty under Pakistan's controversial blasphemy laws.

A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson says Beijing has filed a complaint with Washington after the Treasury Department announced sanctions to crack down on the fentanyl trade.

U.S. Central Command said in a statement Monday morning that its forces conducted a successful helicopter raid on a senior leader and operational planner of ISIS.

Iran acknowledged the incidents in March when Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi ordered an investigation into a few of the poisonings, with no update in the time since.

The United Nations called for a halt to clashes in Sudan over the weekend after three international aid workers and dozens of civilians were killed.

Former politician Atiq Ahmed was gunned down on live television in India on Saturday, with the three assassins posing as journalists to get close to the figure.

Attorney James Kitchen filed a human rights complaint on behalf of Josh Alexander, a teen who was suspended from his Catholic high school after protesting transgenderism.

Chinese proposals mandating AI reinforce socialist values and viewpoints make the technology more dangerous to humanity, China researcher Gordon Chang says.

A shooting at a Mexican resort in Guanajuato left seven vacationers dead, including a 7-year-old child, after a band of gunmen opened fire at the resort.

A top Chinese government diplomat expressed hope that Germany will support its "peaceful reunification" with Taiwan.