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Haiti's national utility says attacks on a power plant and four substations in Port-au-Prince has left the facilities "completely dysfunctional."

The U.S. and Japan are jointly sponsoring a United Nations Security Council resolution urging nations not to deploy or develop nuclear weapons in space.

The Dominican Republic ramps up border security through increased deportations and utilizing a "smart security fence" to safeguard against the Haiti security crisis.

The Pentagon is attempting to broker a deal with Niger's military government to keep U.S. troops in the West African nation for counterterrorism operations.

Chief National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin interviewed Estonia’s first female Prime Minister and one of Putin’s loudest critics for Special Report with Bret Baier.

Congolese journalist Stanis Bujakera is set to be freed from prison after being issued a six-month sentence, having already served more time than that while awaiting trial.

Vladimir Putin won a widely expected reelection on Sunday with over 87% of the vote, facing only three token opposition candidates, with other potential opponents banned from running.

Armed gangs in northwestern Nigeria attacked two villages, capturing at least 100 people, residents and a state official claimed Monday.

Three members of the Civil Guard of Mexico's western Michoacan state were killed in a highway attack, security officials reported Monday.

South African authorities are suspecting foul play as they search for a missing charter boat captain whose boat was found abandoned and burned on a Mozambique beach.

70% of residents in northern Gaza are facing hunger, in the wake of Israeli invasion, prompting international organizations to call for the streamlining of aid delivery.

U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan on Monday confirmed reports that Israel has killed a top Hamas commander, after IDF troops launched a raid on Shifa Hospital in Gaza City.

Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Gabriel Escobar endorsed Montenegro's bid to join the European Union during a Monday press conference in Podgorica.

The lower house of the French Parliament approved a pioneering bill that would regulate the fast fashion industry to make it more sustainable.

The Croatian president, Zoran Milanović, cannot run for prime minister or take part in the upcoming parliamentary election without resigning from his current position.

The British government is pushing forward with its stalled plan to send some migrants on a one-way trip to Rwanda, despite facing several legal challenges.

Three teens have been detained over the gruesome murder of a thirteen-year-old boy in China. Authorities identified the victim only by his last name, Wang.

Two New Zealand tourists in Thailand had their visas revoked by immigration authorities after being accused of assaulting a traffic police officer on a resort island.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has assigned the task of forming a new government to the center-right GERB-UDF coalition, the largest group in parliament.

Organizers of the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane, Australia, have canceled plans to rebuild a beloved stadium to use as their centerpiece for the games as they decide how to proceed.