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The leaders of Serbia and Kosovo, Aleksandar Vucic and Albin Kurti, implicitly agreed to a European Union-sponsored plan to ease tensions between the two nations.

The United Nations is attempting to broker a deal between rival Libyan political factions to establish concrete timelines for presidential and legislative elections.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday bestowed the nation's Order of Friendship on actor Steven Seagal, a longtime sympathizer of his government.

Belarus is seeking lengthy prison terms for five exiled opposition leaders. They are being charged with trying to overthrow the government and leading an extremist group.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen committed to further spending on aid for Ukraine following a Monday meeting with the nation's prime minister.

An Irish Republican Army splinter group has claimed responsibility for the shooting of a senior officer. The off-duty officer was shot in front of his son after coaching a soccer game.

The European Commission's digital policy czar defended talks with Big Tech companies over funding of Europe's outdated telecommunications infrastructure.

Bonnie Jenkins, undersecretary of state for arms control, condemned Russia for its withdrawal from the New START agreement with the U.S.

A U.S.-Israel dual citizen was shot and killed in the West Bank Monday as the region is reeling from the proliferation of violence in recent days.

Dozens of female students across Iran have been forced to take a "mandatory counseling session" for failing to wear their hijab correctly.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry visited Turkey in his country's first high-level diplomatic visit to the earthquake-ravaged nation after years of political discord.

Poland has reported cases of African swine fever in five wild boar in the nation's northern region, the World Organisation for Animal Health announced Monday.

The world’s biggest gambling hub, Macao, has eased its outdoor coronavirus mask mandate. Indoor venues including casinos will independently decide whether people need to mask.

Pope Francis is set to talk about migration to Europe and Russia's war in Ukraine when he visits Hungary in April. Francis will meet with Prime Minister Viktor Orban upon arrival.

Tensions are rising in Israel following an uptick in terror attacks. On Sunday two Israeli brothers were murdered in cold-blood which led to violent rioting by Israeli settlers in a nearby Palestinian village.

The International Energy Agency says bigger cars pose environmental issues as they produce more greenhouse gases and require larger batteries.

The German government is refusing to take down its Facebook page after a federal commissioner urged its termination over data privacy concerns.

The former interim prime minister of Haiti died at the age of 88. Gérard Latortue was the prime minister in the mid-2000s and helped rebuild the country after a coup.

Montenegro's stalemate that threatened to halt the bid to join NATO has ended after lawmakers elected judges to the top court. The court is crucial to the country's rule of law.

After being held hostage in Papua New Guinea for a week, New Zealand citizen and archaeologist Bryce Barker will finally return to Australia. Two other hostages were also released.