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The British government has announced that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit on Wednesday, the leader's second trip out of Ukraine since Russia invaded.

China makes use of financial tools and blackmail to build influence over institutions and individuals to gain access to information and technologies in the U.S.

Vladimir Voronchenko, a Russian-born U.S. resident, is charged with participating in a scheme to maintain a sanctioned oligarch's properties in the country.

Chinese officials declined to take a phone call with Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin on Saturday after the U.S. shot down a Chinese spy balloon, the Pentagon said.

An anesthesiologist in the Mexican state of Durango has been arrested for his apparent connection to 35 meningitis deaths caused by contaminated morphine.

Four Roman Catholic priests in Nicaragua have been sentenced to 10 years in prison for what human rights groups contend is part of the government's crackdown on protesters.

A Pakistan bus and car collision killed 22 people and injured 12 others on Tuesday. It is the second deadly accident to occur in less than a week in Pakistan.

The Church of England is considering referring to God in “non-gendered” terms during church services in break with centuries of tradition.

A bombing Sunday in southwest Pakistan killed a soldier and wounded 11 people, who were mostly civilians. The Pakistani Taliban took responsibility for the attack.

Extremists in Mozambique reportedly killed a Doctors Without Borders worker soon after one of the organization's top officials was asked to report on regional humanitarian conditions.

Emma Pattison, 45, was found dead in her home Sunday, alongside her husband and seven-year-old daughter. Pattison was the headteacher of Epsom College, an elite private school.

LQBTQ activists are urging Japan to adopt equal rights laws, legalize same-sex marriage, and ban sexual discrimination before the country hosts a Group of Seven summit in May.

A Japanese court rejected a damage suit filed by children of Hiroshima survivors who are seeking medical aid. The plaintiffs said the impact of radiation exposure could be hereditary.

At least 24 people were killed and 53 others were injured in the second day of fighting in Somaliland. Groups are seeking the reunification of Somaliland and Somalia.

Russia's infamous Wagner Group has been accused of supplying its troops with performance enhancing drugs to keep up stamina on the front lines.

The steady rain in Peru triggered mudslides that killed at least 36 in several small villages. Local officials have asked for heavy machinery to move debris blocking important roads.

An infant whose mother appears to have given birth under the rubble from the earthquake that shook Syria has been rescued. The girl's mother was found dead.

As glaciers melt into lakes, flooding has become a growing risk to 15 million people around the world. Asia faces the biggest risk as the Himalayan mountains heat up.

The charges against the Croatians accused of child trafficking were dropped earlier in the week. The eight Croatians were arrested so they won't leave Zambia

James Alexander, a 16-year-old Catholic high school student in Ontario, is appealing to a human rights tribunal after allegedly being suspended for claiming there are only two genders.