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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.

A Taliban raid in Kabul killed three extremist Islamic State members. The militant group was plotting attacks during Islamic's holy month of Ramadan.

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.

A European Union commission proposed new rules to battle greenwashing. Under the new criteria, companies would have to prove its green claims with scientific evidence.

A police officer was shot while raiding properties linked to the Reich Citizens movement, whose extremists deny the legitimacy of Germany’s present government.

At least one person was killed when a building collapsed in Qatar on Wednesday. Rescuers are continuing to search the rubble for survivors.

Thailand police cordoned off a neighborhood southwest of the capital where they trapped a gunman who killed two people. The guman was due to make a court appearance on a drug charge.

Ethiopian lawmakers removed the Tigray Peoples Liberation Front from the country's terror list. Four months ago a peace agreement ended conflict that killed thousands of people.

The United Kingdom opened an inquiry to investigate unlawful killing claims in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2013. A judge is probing allegations of unlawful killings by British armed forces.

Retired policemen and soldiers demanding better pay as the country faces its worst economic crisis in modern history tried to storm the government’s headquarters in Beirut

A new U.N. report claimed 70% of water consumption goes to urban and industrial growth and agricultural needs, causing officials to insist on a greater need to "manage" resources.

The president of France announced that he wants the pension bill to be implemented by the "end of the year." Macron also condemned the violence at some pension protests.

The World Bank's board of executive directors approved a seven billion dollar loan to support Egypt's efforts to combat the climate change impacts and empower the private sector.

Tanzanian officials confirmed five are dead from the Ebola-like Marburg disease. Kagera and their government have managed to control the spread of the disease to other regions.

If Serbia and Kosovo can reach an agreement to normalize relations, it would end decades of tensions stemming from the wars in the former Yugoslavia.

Police in India are searching for Amritpal Singh, a Sikh separatist leader who is calling for an independent Sikh homeland. Indian police have arrested 154 supporters of Singh.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday that the West has had a “deeply hostile” reaction to Chinese President Xi Jinping meeting with Vladimir Putin this week in Moscow.

Ukraine suffered another series of missile and drone attacks from Russia on Wednesday, with footage showing one missile striking a residential building in Zaporzhzhia.