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The pope is being discharged from the hospital after being treated for bronchitis. Pope Francis will even be in St. Peter's Square for Palm Sunday Mass.

A South African parole board denied Paralympic champion Oscar Pistorius' application for early release Friday for the killing of his reality star girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in 2013.

North Korea is currently exploring a deal with the Russian government to exchange weaponry for food supplies, the National Security Council claims.

A parole board in the United Kingdom ruled the man known as Britain's most violent inmate should not be released from prison. Best known as Charles Bronson, he has spent almost half a century in jail.

The U.S. has attempted at times to remain critical of other countries while trying to engage them diplomatically, creating the appearance of a confused policy.

Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga has led thousands into a third round of protests against President William Ruto's government, despite threats of legal crackdowns coming from Nairobi.

Britain police asked prosecutors to decide the fate of officers in the fatal shooting of a Black man. The man was unarmed when the police officer fired a gunshot through his car.

Cypriot officials reported 76 Afghan and Syrian migrants were relocated to France as part of an international agreement to ease the current burden on Mediterranean countries.

Egypt's Central Bank announced that it raised the overnight deposit rate from 16.25% to 18.25%, with nationwide inflation seeing a 6.4% spike in a single month.

Six U.S. troops were treated for traumatic brain injuries in Syria following attacks by Iranian-backed groups.

Eight civilians, including two children, were killed in an airstrike by the Myanmar military presumably targeting rebel forces and ethnic minorities.

Etmond Lika, 32, was wanted in connection with the production of a Class B drug, and he is currently sentenced to serve two years and four months in prison for his crime.

Former right-wing Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro returned to his home country after spending three months in Florida.

British drug dealer Thomas Cashman was convicted Thursday of killing Olivia Pratt-Korbel, 9, of Liverpool, England, while attempting to gun down another man over a drug debt.

Senegalese opposition leader Ousmane Sonko was handed down a two-month suspended sentence and ordered to pay damages after being convicted of libel.

Greece’s defense minister will visit Turkey next week to ease tensions between two NATO members. Nikos Panagiotopoulos will visit Turkey Tuesday, then travel to the Hatay province.

Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Mao Ning claimed the country is a proponent of nuclear disarmament despite its rapidly expanding nuclear program.

NATO and U.S. forces joined Romania's navy led military drills in the Black Sea. The drills will demonstrate how combined forces would neutralize an enemy air landing.

South Africa insurers are grappling with unprecedented claims from catastrophic events such as a power grid collapse, prompting an end to cheap insurance in the country.

A 93-year-old retired priest has been acquitted of assaulting a student in a school bathroom in Canada. The priest allegedly forced himself on her more than 50 years ago.