A former Haitian mayor who was found liable for killing somebody has been criminally charged with lying on his application to become a United States resident.
President Biden will meet with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Canada to discuss issues of climate and Ukraine, as the issue of China looms over both leaders.
An Israeli official warned Axios that Israel may conduct a military strike against Iran if the country's nuclear program enriches uranium above the 60% level.
A Brazilian appeals court plans to review whether farmers and companies should be able to import cannabis seeds and cultivate the plant in the country.
A Syrian man who was accused of belonging to the Islamic State group was arrested by German authorities. The man allegedly swore a public oath of loyalty to the group.
Thai police busted a gang that operated call centers to preyed on older Americans. The gang would deceive older U.S. citizens into wiring them money, netting more than $87 million.
A German environmental group is suing Facebook owner Meta over death threats posted to a group with over 50,000 members. The lawsuit says Meta failed to take action against the threats.
Britain is going to introduce new measures for a clinical trial regulating fast-track approvals. The country's clinical trials dropped by 41% between 2017 and 2021.
Several students and Ukrainian civilians died when Russia launched a missile at a Zaporizhzhia apartment block and drones at a student dormitory near Kyiv.
Volker Turk, the U.N. high commissioner for human rights, is urging Uganda's president to block an anti-LGBTQ bill. The bill prescribes harsh penalties for some homosexual offenses.
China secured another win in the South Pacific after it won a multimillion-dollar infrastructure bid in the Solomon Islands to upgrade its international port.
Scientists in Australia discovered a new giant species of the trapdoor spider named Euoplos dignitas in Central Queensland, which was classified as an endangered species.
Brazil's new left wing government is taking action to reverse the surge in gun purchases that took place during the previous four years under former President Bolsonaro.
Riley Whitelum and Elayna Carausu have spent almost nine year sailing the world aboard their boat, La Vagabonde. They record their journey and post it on their YouTube channel.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry is insisting that China remains 'impartial' on the Russian invasion of Ukraine after President Xii Jinping visited Russian President Putin this week.
The U.K. clapped back at Russian President Vladimir Putin after he appeared to ramp up the threat of nuclear escalation in Ukraine in response to ammunition London pledged to Kyiv.
China and Russia have both been allies and enemies since the 17th century, when the two empires began their complicated relationship in foreign affairs.