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Protests in France reignite in an effort to get President Emmanuel Macron to scrap the pension reform plans. The protests have been going on for months.

Gaza militants fired a barrage of rockets into Israel in the opening hours of the Jewish Passover on Thursday, spiking tensions further amid the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

An article published by North Korean state media Thursday is warning that the regions is at the “brink of a nuclear war" following U.S.-South Korea joint military drills.

Emmanuel Macron, the president of France, met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in hopes of garnering the nation's assistance ending the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The British government announced Wednesday that 500 migrants who have arrived in the commonwealth will be housed on a barge docked off England's southern coast.

France will put three Syrians on trial for their crimes against humanity in the deaths of a father and son. The victims disappeared nearly a decade ago and were allegedly tortured.

Madeleine McCann's parents have issued a statement after DNA test results were returned for Polish woman Julia Faustyna, who claimed she may be the missing British girl.

Spanish police announced Wednesday the arrest of two foreign nationals, one Russian and one Ukrainian, for allegedly smuggling military supplies to Russia.

A suspect found accountable for a church slaying has been sent to a psychiatric center for evaluation. The man was arrested after he killed a worker and injured a priest.

A Ukrainian soldier who was accused of killing a civilian went on trial Tuesday in the city of Rostov-on-Don. The man ordered the victim to lie on the floor and say a Ukrainian phrase.

A Mexican judge ordered five people to be held in relation to a homicide investigation into a migrant center fire last week. The immigration detention center fire in northern Mexico killed 40 migrants.

A bill proposed in Ontario, Canada, would empower the attorney general to create "safety zones" around drag shows and other LGBTQ events that would forbid "offensive remarks."

A U.N. nuclear chief discussed negotiations on the safety of a Ukraine nuclear plant in Russia on Wednesday. The nuclear plant is currently held by Russian forces.

A Greek minister made a rare visit to Turkey to resolve their disputes through dialogue and peace. Greece was one of the first countries to help Turkey after devastating earthquake.

Flights from an airport in northern Iraq have been banned from Turkish airspace for the time being. Turkey cited safety concerns as the reason for closing its airspace.

A couple of men were arrested in Japan after a video recorded a prankster eating directly from a communal container at a restaurant chain.

Veterinarians from Austria, Egypt, and Bulgaria helped save an ailing elephant at a Pakistani zoo. The team was able to help the elephant stand with a crane and a fire truck.

The U.S. military, partnered with the South Korean defense department, has launched a series of aerial drills near North Korea involving nuclear-capable B-52 bombers.

A former officer in Russian President Vladimir Putin's secretive security service has defected after deciding he could not work for a "war criminal" following the invasion of Ukraine.

CRUZ, the only gay bar in Christchurch, New Zealand, prompted accusations of transphobia for displaying a sign suggesting there are only two genders and that women are real.