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Russia has called a United Nations Security Council meeting to request an investigation into the alleged sabotage of two Nord Stream gas pipelines last September.

A U.K. program aimed at combating extremism apparently flagged Shakespeare, "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Canterbury Tales" as works that could lead to right-wing extremism.

The mass trial of 454 alleged members of the Front For Change and Concord rebel group for the murder of former Chadian President Idriss Deby Itno began Tuesday.

Three United Nations peacekeepers were killed by a roadside bomb near Songobia, Mali, on Tuesday, with several others reported injured.

New Zealand's prime minister says nation must rebuild for weather resilience. The announcement comes after widespread damage in the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle.

China's top diplomat is traveling in Russia on a diplomatic mission that will include bilateral talks about the countries' roles in propagating "world peace."

Claus Hjort Frederiksen, a former defense minister, has been charged with divulging state secrets. Frederiksen claimed Denmark's secret serviced helped the U.S. spy on European leaders.

A young boy and two men were killed at a birthday party in Puerto Rico. Two children were also injured in the shooting. No one has been arrested in connection with the killings.

Mexico saw a surge in tourism across 2022, with some cities and towns breaking records despite U.S. State Department travel advisories for several states.

Multiple archbishops in the Anglican Communion issued a statement effectively ousting Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby as their leader amid disagreements over homosexuality.

Zach Milligan, 42, died last week in an apparent fall from the 2,300-foot-tall Polar Circus ice cliff at Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rockies, according to reports.

Scary dash cam footage captured the moment another earthquake shook southern Turkey on Monday night, with the tremor injuring hundreds and killing six people.

Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened Tuesday to resume nuclear weapons testing, claiming that the U.S. was attempting to overtake the country's arsenal.

The trial for Pjetёr Shala, a Kosovo Liberation Army fighter, begins today. Shala allegedly murdered one person and tortured nearly 20 others.

Keisuke Iwaya, the CEO of a Japanese startup, announced plans to launch commercial space viewing balloon flights. The passengers do not need to be billionaires or do immense training.

The IEA believes cutting methane could limit near-term global warming. The agency accused fossil fuel industries off not doing enough to curb methane emissions.

The main crossing between Afghanistan and Pakistan is closed for the third straight day. This comes after gunfire was exchanged between Taliban rulers and Pakistani border guards.

U.S. Navy Vice Adm. Brad Cooper says Iran's attacks in the Middle East "have the attention of everybody." Over the past two years, he has seen a rise in "malign activities" by Iran.

Airport traffic in Dubai still remains an issue and has yet to fully recover from the COVID pandemic, even after it doubled last year to 66 million passengers in 2022.

China on Monday accused the U.S. of continuing to "fuss over, dramatize and escalate" the shootdown of the spycraft that was shot down near South Carolina.