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Spain's court has ordered the extradition of an alleged British hacker to the U.S. The British man was arrested on the coast of Spain for 14 different charges in 2021.

More than 33 million children in several sub-Saharan African countries have been vaccinated against polio, according to the World Health Organization.

FIFA plans to provide humanitarian aid of $1 million to the millions of people who were left homeless from the destructive earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.

Militia M23 in Congo gang raped women and killed at least 20 men in November, according to Amnesty International. However, the rebel group denied the accusations.

The U.S. partnered with the Syrian Democratic Forces to carry out the raid, which also injured a "working dog," who is receiving treatment along with injured service members.

The Taliban have already greatly restricted women's rights in Afghanistan, banning women from higher education and restricting access to public areas such as gyms and parks.

After years of culling and locking up birds, farmers still see waves of deadly bird flu outbreaks. More and more countries are now reconsidering their previous opposition to vaccines

Andrew Holness, the prime minister of Jamaica, will not face charges in a conflict of interest case from when he was the country's education minister.

The World Health Organization appealed for more funding for war-torn Ukraine as the country struggles to provide adequate health services and medication.

A dozen cheetahs will be reintroduced to India from South Africa as part of an intergovernmental agreement to increase the country’s big cat population.

The International Olympic Committee has created a path for Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete in the 2024 Paris Games. EU lawmakers have condemned the IOC's decision.

Japan's prime minister apologized to the LGBTQ community for remarks made by a former aide. The aide made a remark that he would not want to live next to an LGBTQ person.

Russia is scheduled to begin trilateral naval exercises with South Africa and China on Friday, with drills running through the one-year anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine.

Eight deaths have been recorded following a cyclone in New Zealand. Over 4,500 people are still unaccounted for four days after the disaster.

Navy vessels are being sent to Haiti from Canada. Gang violence has been a big issue in the island nation. Haiti's prime minister is pleading for international military intervention.

Turkish rescue crews have found two people alive around 260 hours after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake rocked the country and Syria on Feb. 6.

North Korea has threatened "unprecedentedly" strong countermeasures against recently announced drills between South Korea and the US focusing on Pyongyang's growing nuclear threat.

Trains and ferries were cancelled in Denmark and Norway on Friday due to a storm over the North Sea. The storm is set to move east over Sweden and the Baltic Sea.

Taiwan says a Chinese weather balloon has been found on one of its outlying islands this week, following the discovery of a suspected Chinese spy craft that traveled over the U.S.

Top Ukrainian adviser to the defense minister lays out what victory for Ukraine would look like and how Kyiv's needs go well beyond border security.