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Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares Bueno said Friday that his country supports North Macedonia's bid for European Union membership.

A bridge that collapsed in Kashmir killed a 10-year-old girl and injured at least 70 others. The bridge could not withstand the weight of the revelers celebrating the spring harvest season.

The Swiss government confirmed Friday its plan to distribute 1.8 billion francs — about $2 billion — in aid money to Ukraine, after previously facing calls to do more from Western critics.

Thousands of Iranians marched in the capital to mark Jerusalem Day to show support for the Palestinians. Iranian state media claimed rallies show the liberation of al-Quds is very close.

New gas rig off the Senegalese coast promised economic boon and new jobs, but locals complain of lost fishing access, unemployment, and economic hardships.

Five former Austrian officials are standing trial for allegedly providing asylum to Gen. Khaled Halabi, a Syrian war criminal, at Israeli intelligence agency Mossad's behest.

Dutch prosecutors said an anti-Islam activist that called the Quran a “fascist book" and tore out pages is being investigated on suspicion of insulting Muslims.

Experts are having doubts about Mexico's promise to protect endangered vaquita marina porpoise. Mexico’s Environment Department has gone back on pledges in the past.

France's Constitutional Council has paved the way for French President Emmanuel Macron to officially raise the age of retirement from 62 to 64 amid nationwide protests.

A populist Iraqi cleric announced Friday that he would suspend his movement for one year. Political leader Muqtada al-Sadr warned that “corruption" was existent amongst some of his followers.

Three children were killed while playing with an unexploded bomb at an abandoned house near the Afghan border on Friday. Officials said Afghan refugees previously lived in the house.

A man charged with terroristic acts for sending explosive letters to high-profile government figures in Spain has been released. The court believed he would not commit more offenses.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett urged the U.S. and Israel to form a united position on the issue of Iran's nuclear potential in order to stop Tehran's ambitions.

The revelation that there is a small contingent of US forces at the American embassy in Kyiv has prompted questions over what would happen if a US soldier were killed in a Russian air strike.

A resident from Madrid, Spain, has emerged from a 230-foot cave after setting out to beat a world record by living underground in isolation for 500 days.

An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.0 shook Indonesia’s islands of Java and Bali. While people panicked, no serious damage or casualties were immediately reported.

The bodies of 3 students training to be Alpine guides were recovered Friday after they got caught in an avalanche while training along Italy’s northwest border with France.

Russia plans to deploy tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus as fighting in Ukraine continues. Belarusian air force crews recently completed training for using the weapons.

Holocaust survivor Tova Gutstein was honored on the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising where Jewish people launched a collective defiance against the Nazis of Europe.

A bus carrying dozens of Israeli tourists traveling in South Korea crashed on a slope as the driver was shifting gears. A 62-year-old woman died in the incident.