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Hungary's parliament on Monday voted in approval of Finland's bid to join NATO, removing a key roadblock in the Baltic nation's push for membership.

Russia Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev said Monday that Moscow, if threatened, has "modern unique weapons capable of destroying any adversary, including the United States."

Amid a general strike shutting Israel’s airport over opposition to judicial reform and expected violence, Israel’s embattled Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to take a time out for his legal overhaul.

At least 16 people were killed and 16 others were injured in a landslide in central Ecuador. Seven people remained missing in Alausí after the landslide on Sunday.

Najib Mikati, the caretaker prime minister of Lebanon, reversed the decision to delay the start of daylight saving by a month. The decision was widely criticized by citizens.

The pension reform protests in France have led to a temporary closure of the Louvre Museum in Paris. The president of France recently raised the country's retirement age by two years.

Kenya's government declared that the anti-government protests that have been happening are illegal. Despite this, thousands of protestors marched in the nation's capitol on Monday.

A report claims that the late Queen Elizabeth II asked for two expensive horses when she visited Germany in 1978. Germany's then-president approved the gift.

NATO clapped back at Russian President Vladimir Putin after he announced his decision to place tactical nuclear weaponry in Belarus, calling it 'dangerous and irresponsible.'

The Islamabad High Court in Pakistan ruled in favor of former Prime Minister Imran Kahn on Monday. The former leader has 100 legal cases filed against him.

President Biden met with Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau last week. Trudeau pledged to increase funding to improve the water quality in the Great Lakes.

Police officers in France fired more than 4,000 nonlethal dispersion grenades at protesters, who have called for President Macron not to lift the retirement age.

Israel’s ceremonial president Isaac Herzog called for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to stop his push for judicial reforms amid protests throughout the country.

Taiwan currently produces around 65% of semiconductors used globally and about 90% of the advanced chips, making it the most significant producer of a vital electronic component.

A new survey from the Japanese government indicates that rocket launches into space from China have more than quadrupled over the past decade.

North Korea reportedly fired a missile off the country's east coast on Monday morning, continuing a trend of testing ballistics in an attempt to warn others of its firepower.

The president of Taiwan said that her country refuses to "engage in a meaningless contest of dollar diplomacy with China" after Honduras opened ties with Beijing on Sunday.

The North Korean-Chinese border has become a lawless "Red Zone" where vulnerable female defectors from North Korea are swept up by gangs and sold into sex slavery or forced labor.

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has insisted he’s not trying to destroy democracy amid the worst protests in the country’s history.

Twenty-nine migrants were killed and 11 others were rescued after their boats sank off the coast of Tunisia while trying to make the perilous journey across the Mediterranean.