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Maldova's former prime minister resigned less than two years into her tenure. The country's president has named Dorin Recean to serve as the country's new prime minister.

A bus crash in Germany injured 35 people with six of the injuries being serious. The bus was traveling from Poland to Belgium. The accident occurred on the A2 highway near Magdeburg.

Israel reportedly took a preemptive tone this week and warned Iran from sending arms to Syria under the guise of international aid in the wake of the deadly earthquake.

A man rammed his car into a bus stop in Jerusalem killing two people. Five others were injured in the accident. The driver was shot and killed.

Four Croatian couples have been re-arrested in Zambia and charged with human trafficking, with authorities claiming adoption papers for four children they wanted to take out of the country are forged.

China accused the House of Representatives of "scoring political points" with their Thursday resolution condemning the presence of Chinese aircraft in U.S. airspace.

Mexico's reported January inflation rate of 7.91% led the Central American nation's central bank to raise its principle interest rate to 11%.

André Beaudoin, the father of a 2-year-old boy attending a Montreal-area daycare that was struck by a bus, spoke to the press about being at the scene in the immediate aftermath.

Nigerian authorities directed all universities to shut down for almost three weeks as the large African nation elects a successor to President Muhammadu Buhari.

Regulation among different Australian states varies, making it virtually impossible to figure out how many donations one person has made across the country.

The Kyrgyz government is seeking to shut down a radio station that released a video report on violence on the Kyrgyz-Tajik border, which violated Kyrgyz media laws.

Viktoria Nasyrova, 47, was convicted of 2nd-degree murder and other charges after poisoning her eyelash stylist with cheesecake laced with Soviet-era drugs.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met with Sudanese military leaders on Thursday, concluding his tour of Africa in an attempt to fortify alliances outside the West.

An apartment building fire in Novosibirsk, Russia left seven dead Thursday morning. According to officials preliminary data suggests the explosion was caused by a gas leak.

Former Mexican security official Genaro Garcia Luna is accused of embezzling up to $745.9 million from government technology contracts.

Paris officials and authorities have grown increasingly concerned about safety around tourist sites as France prepares to host the 2024 Olympic Games.

A constitutional court in Spain has rejected an abortion law challenge. This challenge would allow the mother to receive an abortion in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy.

The United Kingdom has reported that norovirus cases in England are 66% higher than previously-reported averages for this time of year.

The Israeli army killed a Palestinian who allegedly tried to stab a soldier Thursday in West Bank. The man died from his gunshot wounds while he was stopped at a refugee camp entrance.

The Biden administration said that Nicaragua's government made a unilateral decision to deport the prisoners, but that the U.S. welcomed the move and would support them.