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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning told reporters Tuesday that China has requested the return of the surveillance aircraft shot down over the United States.

Texas Republicans are renewing calls for the release of Mark Swidan, a 38-year-old American on death row in China on drug charges the U.N. says is wrongfully detained.

David Carrick, a former police officer in London, admitted to being a serial rapist. He was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 30 years.

A candidate for mayor in Ecuador has won the election after he was murdered ahead of polls opening over the weekend.

Jakob Ellemann-Jensen, Denmark's 49-year-old defensive minister, is taking a leave of absence. He claimed to feel unwell after a medical checkup at Copenhagen hospital last week.

Russia is working with Burma's government to develop nuclear power to fill energy shortages in the country. The Nuclear Technology Information Center recently opened in Burma.

An independent newspaper in Russia had its license revoked. A Russian court upheld the verdict to revoke the newspaper's license. The paper has been critical of the Kremlin for years,

Charles Sobhraj allegedly killed at least 20 tourists in South Asia, preying on them when they would stay at his hostel so he could steal their passports.

Ukraine says more than 1,000 Russian troops have been killed on the battlefield in a 24-hour span, setting a new record for the war, a report says.

The trial of Lucy Letby continues in the United Kingdom. Letby is on trial in the U.K. and is accused of killing seven babies and attempting to kill another 10. She has denied all charges against her.

A Vietnamese woman was shot when South Korean marines rampaged through her village during the war in 1968. A court in South Korea ordered the government to pay the woman $24,000.

Demonstrators took to the street in France to protest the government's pension reform plans. The pension bill would raise the retirement age from 62 to 64.

A dinghy carrying migrants crashed into the rocks off the Greek island of Lesbos. Three of the migrants died and 16 others were rescued by the Greek Coast Guard.

The funeral for Pervez Musharraf, the former president of Pakistan, was held on Tuesday in Karachi. The funeral was attended by over 2,500 mourners.

A young Thai child fell into a hole at a farm late at night on Tuesday. Rescue workers successfully recovered the girl during an overnight operation.

A 17-year-old Palestinian boy was killed by Israeli troops during a raid in the occupied West Bank. The teen died of a gunshot wound to the head.

Sam Margrave, a lay member of the Church of England's general synod, said his bishop called the police on him after he publicly expressed opinions against pride and queer theory.

A Boeing 737 jet crashed in Australia. The two pilots survived the crash, with minor injuries. The jet was engulfed in flames and smoke upon impact.

Rescuers in Turkey and Syria searched for more survivors after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake killed more than 5,000 people and toppled thousands of buildings.

Costa Rica's government said Monday that China apologized for a spy balloon flying over its territory. China claims the balloon was primarily used for weather studies.