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A collection of Cambodian jewelry has been returned to the Asian country. The jewels being returned were under the care of a man who was accused of buying and selling looted artifacts.

President Biden's surprise trip to Ukraine is just one of many secret presidential trips to war-torn nations, but is one of the first to a combat zone where U.S. troops were not present.

Israel has informed the Biden administration that it will halt approval of new settlements being constructed in the disputed West Bank territory.

Russian opposition politician Andrei Pivovarov has been transferred to a remote northwestern penal colony, isolated from most inmates, and given no outside contact.

The British government warned Iran's Chargé d’Affaires, Mehdi Hosseini Matin against continued threats against U.K.-based Iranian journalists by the Middle Eastern regime.

Spanish transport officials Isabel Pardo de Vera and Isaías Taboas resigned from their posts after mistakenly ordering 31 trains too large to fit through some of the country's tunnels.

Attorney James Kitchen, who is representing 16-year-old Josh Alexander after he was suspended for opposing transgenderism, said the case indicates eroding freedom in Canada.

The European Union is targeting more Iran officials and organizations on account of a crackdown on protests. Nearly 529 people have been killed in protests throughout Iran.

A speeding bus crashed and overturned off a motorway in Pakistan killing at least 14 passengers and injuring 63 others. Local police are still investigating the cause of the crash.

A man who was stopped for drunk driving fatally stabbed three police officers in southern China on Friday. After the incident the man returned to the police station with the knife.

An Italian-Australian fugitive was arrested after seven years on the run from drug trafficking and organized crime charges. Indonesian police will escort him back to Italy.

Brazil is experiencing serious impacts from a huge weekend weather event, where dozens of people were killed and many others are missing.

Moroccan singer Saad Lamjarred's rape trial began on Monday, in Paris, France. Lamjarred allegedly raped a French woman at a hotel in 2016.

Sanctions have been imposed on nine Burma officials and seven entities by the European Union linked to rising violence and human rights abuses.

A landslide and flooding in Brazil killed at least 36 people along the coast of Sao Paulo. Rescue workers continue to search for survivors from the natural disaster.

The body pulled from Britain's River Wyre has been confirmed to be missing mother Nicola Bulley, police said. A family statement was read at a news conference.

Russia has yet to publicly comment following President Biden's trip to Ukraine as Russian President Vladimir Putin plans statewide address.

As Russia's war in Ukraine continues, the country is selling firearms at a biennial arms fair in Abu Dhabi. Russia's money also continues to flow into Abu Dhabi's real estate market.

The surgery for Sweden's king went well according to the royal house. Carl XVI Gustaf will take a rest period following his heart surgery.

Ghislaine Maxwell reportedly reached a divorce settlement with ex-husband Scott Borgerson and secured the funds to mount a $10 million appeal to her sex trafficking sentence.