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Dr. Takeshi Kasai was fired from the World Health Organization after he was accused of being racist, unethical, and abusive toward staff members.

A Marine sniper testified about the moments leading up to the suicide blast at Kabul airport during the American evacuation, saying his warnings were ignored by leaders.

Families of the two surviving Americans identified them during interviews with local news outlets, detailing the relief they felt and the horror their loved ones experienced.

A mortar shell misfired during an army training session in India. The shell fell short of its target and killed three people in a nearby village instead.

Narathorn Chotmankongsin, a man from Thailand, was sentenced to two years in prison for selling calendars that mocked the country's monarch

Nazanin Boniadi, a famous actress from Iran, is urging the world to back protestors calling for women's rights and political change in Iran.

Olena Zelenska, the first lady of Ukraine, visited the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday. She spoke before a packed ballroom on International Women's Day.

Thousands of Iranian students have been poisoned across the country. A United Nations cultural agency has expressed concern about the poisonings.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said Ukraine's Bakhmut may fall to Russia "in the coming days" but did not confirm Russian claims that it has taken the eastern part of the city.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is facing her first crisis after taking office in October, after a migrant-packed vessel broke into pieces just off the shore of Italy.

Two dozen supporters of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Kahn were arrested for defying a government rally ban. Police used water cannons and tear gas to break up the rallies.

The Caribbean saw a jump in visitors last year at numbers not seen since the pandemic began. Some territories such as Puerto Rico even saw numbers that surpassed pre-pandemic levels.

Rep. Cory Mills placed much of the blame for America's chaotic final days in Afghanistan on President Biden, saying responsibility falls on the commander in chief.

The United Nations said Afghanistan is the most repressive country for women’s rights in the world, citing their methodical efforts to restrict their education.

Only one person has been convicted in connection with a diamond heist at a Brussels airport, 22 others have been acquitted. The heist took place almost a decade ago.

Authorities in the Henan province of the People's Republic of China are requiring religious residents to register with their "Smart Religion" app in order to worship.

Protestors across France are continuing to strike over President Macron's pension reform plan. Feminists say the plan further deepens gender inequality.

A suspected drone strike in Syria killed at least three people. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack. Reports about what actually happened are mixed.

Taiwan suspects that Chinese ships cut the internet cables that fed into its outlying islands after some residents reported that they haven’t had internet for the past month.

For the first time in over two decades, women have enlisted in Colombia's army. The country's army wants to "strengthen the role of women" in it's ranks.