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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.

North Korea launched yet another round of missiles Wednesday in a display of force amid joint training exercises between the U.S. and South Korean militaries.

The U.N. World Water Development Report 2023 was issued this week. The report estimated 190 million children in 10 African countries are at risk from inadequate access to clean water.

The Vatican's Archbishop Georg Gänswein told Italian news outlets on Sunday that he is currently contacting multiple relatives with claims to the estate.

The United Nations will host its first water-focused conference in nearly five decades as clean supplies across the world are being squeezed from devastating floods and droughts.

Russian President Vladimir Putin once again escalated the nuclear threat after he vowed to respond "accordingly" if the U.K. sent Ukraine ammunition containing depleted uranium.

ChinaAid President Bob Fu told Fox News Digital he has observed with concern increasingly "dictatorial" attitudes from the left in the U.S., which he warned resembles China.

Ugandan lawmakers overwhelmingly voted to pass a bill that enacts a 10-year prison sentence for certain same-sex relations and creates new crimes for attempted sexual behavior.

Mexican environmental authorities reported a 22% drop in monarch butterflies wintering in the country, a former hotspot for the species.

Chile has detected a new bird flu outbreak in an industrial facility in the Maule region of the country. The facility has between 4,000 and 5,000 specimens of birds.

China's capital Beijing is experiencing its first population decline since 2003. China's population declined translated into weak economic growth.

BioNTech is set to develop and produce cancer drugs and vaccines in Jerusalem, according to Israel's Finance Ministry. The company will develop the drugs using mRNA technology.

Switzerland's government is suspending bonus payouts to Credit Suisse staffers. They do not plan on blocking bonus payments for employees from last year.

Italian authorities this week seized a cache of drugs packaged with the faces of notorious mafia leaders at a warehouse in the southern region of Sicily.

China is aiming at becoming the world's dominant space power which poses a threat to U.S. security. Beijing is collaborating with Russia to make their space ambitions possible.

Muslim authorities in Saudi Arabia said Ramadan fasting is set to begin on Thursday. This year's fasting month is starting based on the expected sighting of the crescent moon.

Badgers burrowing under Dutch train tracks have led to delays and cancellations on at least two lines. Since badgers are protected animals rail officials must seek permission to move them.

Ecuador officials are investigating small explosives, one of which exploded, were sent to media journalists. Police officers said Tuesday that they have a suspect.

Protestors in Lebanon closed down major roads in some areas of the country after its currency, the pound, dropped to 1/140,000 of the U.S. dollar's value.