Greece on Friday unveiled ancient artifacts from Athens' Parthenon that were returned from the Vatican Museums, leading to mounting pressure for the British Museum to do the same.
Cuba's National Assembly elections are set to take place Sunday, though opposition candidates and campaigning have been a sight unseen in the communist country this year.
A man drove at pedestrians and rammed parked cars inside a German airport garage on Friday. The man injured three people and appeared to have mental health issues.
A man threatened passengers on a German train and injured a teenager with an ax-like implement. The suspect was not believed to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
A Hong Kong traffic accident involved four passenger buses and a truck that collided on Friday. A taxi that carelessly changed lanes left 87 people injured, including children.
Polish coal miners protested the European Union's directive aiming to reduce methane emissions. Miners claim the EU measure will deprive them of their jobs.
The main air defense system at a coalition military base in Northeast Syria was not working earlier this week when one American contractor was killed after a suspected Iranian drone struck the base.
The United Nations alleges various war crimes have been committed in Russia's ongoing territorial conflict with Ukraine, many against prisoners of war.
A German extremist has been jailed for driving into a police officer. The man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Friday for deliberately driving into the officer while intoxicated.
The U.S. responded to an attack by an allegedly Iran-backed group with precision missile strikes, which then prompted a retaliatory attack on an American base in Syria on Friday.
Poland honors citizens who risked and lost their lives to help Jewish people during the Holocaust. Polish President Andrzej Duda took part in the nationwide observances on Friday.
Paul Rusesabagina is expected to be released from prison on Saturday after being allegedly arrested back in 2020 for criticism of Kagame over alleged human rights abuses.
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev suggested that Moscow may look to send Russian troops back to Kyiv despite its failure to progress in eastern Ukraine.
Iran proxy forces fired about seven rockets at a U.S. base in Northeast Syria on Friday in retaliation to President Biden ordering a series of strikes after a suspected Iranian-made drone killed a U.S. contractor and wounded six other Americans, a defense official told Fox News.
China on Friday threatened the U.S. Navy with "serious consequences" after a warship passed through the South China Sea off of the contested Paracel Islands.
King Charles III will not be visiting France in the coming days, French President Emmanuel Macron's office said Friday, as protests over pension reform continue to rock the country.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol threatened to "make sure North Korea pays" for its "reckless provocation" in recent weeks during a speech honoring dead servicemen.
American adversaries have become emboldened to test American resolve, with experts arguing the problem can be traced back to President Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan.