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Secretary of State Antony Blinken designated Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich as "wrongfully detained" by Russian authorities on Monday.

Three bodies were recovered Monday from the rubble of a collapsed building in Marseille, France, raising the incident's death toll to five.

Dissident groups threw molotov cocktails at police vehicles during a parade in the Northern Ireland border city of Derry on Monday, according to police.

The U.S. military said in a Monday statement that a single rocket struck its Mission Support Site Conoco base in eastern Syria, with no casualties reported.

A teacher in the United Kingdom claimed online pornography and lockdowns are to blame for the rising incidence of physical assaults and other behavioral problems in schools.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Monday urged Northern Irish politicians to return to work, commending their predecessors' bravery in brokering a landmark 1998 peace deal.

Northern Irish rioters protesting the Good Friday peace agreement's 25th anniversary firebombed a police car in Londonderry on Monday, officials said.

Two of Catholic Relief Services' aid workers were killed in Ethiopia's Amhara region while returning to the nation's capital, Addis Ababa, the group said Monday.

A group of economics professors penned a letter to Columbia University Professor Jeffery Sachs, arguing the Ivy league economist was pushing Russian propaganda.

Two people died and 20 are missing after a migrant boat sunk off of Tunisia over the weekend. When rescuers arrived they found nearly 25 people in the Mediterranean Sea.

An Avalanche in the French Alps killed six people, including two mountain guides. The body of the sixth person was found on Monday morning by search teams.

India is seeing a sharp increase in COVID-19 daily cases. The country is asking other states to ramp up its testing and conduct mock drill in hospitals.

Four French citizens were rescued by Slovenia's emergency rescue team after being stuck in bad weather in the Alps. The French citizens brought down from the mountain were unharmed.

India will soon become the world’s most populous country, eclipsing China. However, the country’s female workforce continues to shrink over the years.

Doctors in England are planning a four-day walkout that officials believe could be "catastrophic." The walkout could lead to the postponement of up to 350,000 appointments.

Pakistan’s central bank said its citizens living abroad sent $2.5 billion back to their home country in March as the economy battles with one of its worst economic crises.

India’s prime minister announced that the country’s tiger population is increasing successfully. However, many Indigenous communities claim they are being uprooted in the process.

Dozens of Ukrainian children who were taken by Russia during the war will be returned to their home country. Russia claimed that the children were taken for their safety.

Women and families have been banned from green spaces and restaurants with gardens in the Herat province by the Taliban. The Taliban has also put restrictions on education for women.

The Dalai Lama apologized after an interaction with a young boy on Monday, during which many disturbed viewers saw the religious leader ask the boy to "suck my tongue."