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A landslide in eastern Congo killed at least 20 people on Sunday. Over 120 armed groups that are fighting for power have been linked to violence in Congo.

A United Nations-backed panel has cited several top South Sudanese government and military officials for human rights violations in a Monday report.

East African regional forces have seized the Congolese town of Bunagana from M23 rebels, who have held the strategic outpost for over nine months.

Finland will become NATO's 31st member this week, enraging Moscow as the military alliance expands its border along Russia amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.

French minister Marlene Schiappa faced backlash, including from her own party, for posing for the cover of Playboy amid unrest stemming from President Emmanuel Macron's pension reforms.

Three lifeless bodies were discovered on the beach outside the Fiesta Americana hotel in Cancun, Mexico, on Monday, further feeding fears of danger in the vacation spot.

Thomas Cashman has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Olivia Pratt-Korbel, 9, whom he accidentally shot while trying to kill another man over a drug debt.

A man in Puerto Rico involved in a car crash fled the scene in an ambulance that arrived to help him after the accident. Police investigating the incident are searching for suspects.

Eight people who were involved in an Amsterdam heist were sentenced to up to 15 years in prison. The robbers stole millions of euros worth of precious metals from a transport vehicle.

Protests in Kosovo were held to support ex-war leaders on trial for their alleged roles in atrocities. The ex-guerilla leaders' trial begins Monday in the Kosovo Specialist Chambers.

A new suspect identified in the case of Annie McCarrick has been found to have lived in the same neighborhood as the American student who went missing in 1993.

Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin lost her bid for re-election as she and her party saw a defeat in the general election by conservative and far-right rivals.

A man in Belgium who was dealing with "eco-anxiety" reportedly died by suicide after talking with an AI chatbot about global warming, his widow told local media.

Burundi officials said at least 13 gold miners were killed in two pits where they were trapped by flood water. The miners could not be saved after torrential rainfall destroyed pits.

Papua New Guinea disaster relief workers began assessing the damage after a powerful earthquake on Monday. The 7.0 quake destroyed buildings and homes near the epicenter.

A human rights group urged eastern Libya to release a singer and blogger who were arrested for violating “honor and public morals." Both women allegedly broke a cybercrime law.

Malaysia's Parliament approved a bill that would scrap mandatory death sentences for some some offenses that didn't cause death. The bill will spare almost 1,300 prisoners on death row.

The Rev. Dr. Patrick Pullicino received a £10,000 settlement from the South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust after alleging he was fired for his religious beliefs.

Russian President Vladimir Putin listed the U.S. as it chief threat in Moscow's latest foreign policy doctrine aimed curbing U.S. "dominance" in the world order.

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban told former President Trump to "keep on fighting" ahead of Trump's Tuesday court appearance after being indicted last week.