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Andrew Tate was released from jail on Friday and was placed under house arrest until late April, according to a government spokesperson.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said that he encouraged Chinese President Xi Jinping, a Putin ally, to consider Ukraine's peace plan against Russian aggression.

Ukraine suspects a Ukrainian Orthodox priest justified Russia's invasion and actions against the country, leading to the possible house arrest of Metropolitan Pavel.

The Mexican government is still displaying a mummy exhibit despite experts detecting fungal growth that could pose health risks to visitors.

Pope Francis was discharged from Gemelli Hospital in Rome, Italy on Saturday morning, following a three-day stint of treatment for a respiratory infection.

Two more bodies have been found in the St. Lawrence River along New York's border with Canada, raising the death toll to eight in a presumed illegal border crossing gone wrong.

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador deflected blame for this week's fire at a detention facility that killed 39 people, claiming a lack of U.S. aid led to the situation.

Six British climate activists escaped prison sentences for storming the track at last year's Grand Prix, with a judge instead handing down suspended sentences and community service.

Two regional trains that derailed in Switzerland during a storm left several people with injuries on Friday. The storm brought strong rains and excessive winds to the small Alpine nation.

An advisor to Iran's main military branch in Syria was killed in alleged Israeli airstrikes Thursday night as fighting between Iranian-backed forces and the US and Israel escalated.

Leaders in five European Union member states have called on the European Commission to address the oversaturated produce market triggered by a massive influx of Ukrainian exports.

Pirates boarded a Liberia-flagged tanker and held six of the 16 member crew hostage off West Africa. The French Navy patrolling the area found the ship off a small island.

Two foreign nationals died in a small plane crash Friday in Croatia. The plane crashed during takeoff at the airport in the town of Pula around 12:30 p.m.

An unknown number of people allegedly strapped explosive devises onto a security guard in Ecuador. Police were able to successfully deactivate the weapon.

The Canadian police said six bodies have been recovered in a marshy area of Quebec near the border of New York. Police are still investigating the cause of deaths.

Estonia expelled a Russian diplomat earlier in the month for allegedly violated international law. Russia has now expelled an Estonian diplomat from Moscow in retaliation.

Russia and Indonesia have signed an extradition treaty with the aim of combatting crime. The treaty could be a turning point in advancing bilateral relations.

Famous German painter Gerhard Richter is opening a new show of works at the Neue Nationalgalerie museum in Berlin. The art engages with Germany's Nazi past and the Holocaust.

A five-member Federal Malaysian Court bench chose to not review the decision to uphold former Prime Minister Najib Razak's graft conviction.

Russia sent more bombs towards Ukraine on the anniversary of the liberation of Bucha, a town near Kyiv that was once invaded by Russia. Two civilians died from the bombardment.