The International Monetary Fund (IMP) announced Monday that its executive board has approved a nearly $3 billion bailout for the struggling Sri Lankan economy.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in Moscow for about four and a half hours on Monday, according to Russian state media reports.
The French government on Monday survived two no-confidence votes in the National Assembly as tensions continue flaring over centrist President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform plan.
National Security Council spokesman John Kirby on Monday said Russian President Vladimir Putin has to be conscious of how badly he has botched his invasion of Ukraine.
European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell on Monday endorsed a plan for the multinational governing body to send one million 155-millimeter artillery shells to Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday reaffirmed the Kremlin's commitment to extending allowance of Ukrainian grain exports, so long as the nation complies with Moscow's demands.
Former Dominican presidential candidate Gonzalo Castillo and 18 others, including three former government officials, have been arrested on embezzlement and campaign finance charges.
Kristie Higgs, a Christian woman from the U.K., had her appeal heard before an employment tribunal last week after a judge recused two lay members of the panel for perceived bias.
A Palestinian militant group commander who was fatally shot in Syria has been buried in a refugee camp on Monday. His wife said he was killed with a weapon equipped with silencers.
Belarus authorities have stepped up their security along the border with Poland after an alleged terrorist was killed in a shootout. Police did not identify the suspect's nationality.
Dozens of abuse victims continue to fight Pornhub parent company MindGeek after they alleged in 2021 that it monetized child pornography and rape uploaded to its websites.
Two International Red Cross workers that were kidnapped earlier this month have been released unharmed Monday in Mali. The workers were taken in an area riddled by violence.
For the second consecutive year, pensions for German retirees are expected to rise. The Labor Ministry says pensions will rise by 4.39% on July 1st, in the former West Germany.
Authorities in Australia are planning to remove millions of rotting fish from an Outback river after floods and hot weather depleted the water’s oxygen levels.
A United Nations-brokered deal has caused Yemen's warring sides to agree to release 900 POWs. It is unclear how many prisoners remain but it is estimated to be thousands on both sides.
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said during a speech in Paris that there is no such thing as a Palestinian person, nation, history, or language.
Over 50 Imran Kahn supporters were arrested for attacking officers over the weekend in Pakistan. The total number of Kahn supporters who have been detained is now 198 since Saturday.