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German police have arrested a 23-year-old beautician for the alleged murder of her "doppelganger" -- a beauty-blogging TikToker found stabbed to death.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced new visa restrictions on Taliban officials who were involved in the decision to ban women and girls from higher education.

El Salvador has doubled its prison capacity after opening a 40,000-person facility this week in an effort to further crack down on the country's gang violence problem.

Different flavored ices help zoo animals in Rio de Janeiro beat the summer heat. They give the animals their necessary nutrients and keep them mentally engaged.

The Dutch government has reported one case of mad cow disease on a farm. The disease can cause fatal brain damage to those who consume the beef.

Romanian prosecutors have accused former kickboxer and right-wing personality Andrew Tate of intimidating and deceiving six women to "transform them into slaves."

A Vienna court has convicted four men for their involvement with a Islamic State group responsible for a 2020 deadly shooting in Austria. Two of them were sentenced to life.

Hungary's foreign minister claims the U.S. ambassador's opinion about the country's policies is "completely irrelevant", amid growing diplomatic row between two nations.

A European Union-backed court upheld most of the convictions of two Kosovo veterans who were found found guilty of obstructing justice. The veterans were arrested in 2020.

Germany has not been able to rebound as the World Health Organization’s top donor, despite the country’s new pledge of $140 million. The United States remains the top contributor.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy tells Fox News' Trey Yingst he believes Russia's anticipated offensive has already begun in the east.

French police have arrested a convicted murderer linked to an Italian mob. Interpol says the suspect committed the killings as part of a mafia war.

The United Kingdom will hold a public inquiry to question whether the 1998 car bombing in Omagh, Ireland, which killed 29 people, could have been prevented.

President Rumen Radevon is calling for Bulgaria’s fifth election in the last two years after three major political groups failed to form a coalition government.

The global chemical watchdog accused the Syrian air force of dropping chlorine gas on the town of Duoma in 2018. Syria dismissed the organization's statement.

Maltese journalists are raising an alarm about the state of free speech in Europe as they face prosecution for interviewing a Christian who talked about leaving the LGBT lifestyle.

The tourist broke a statue of Jesus Christ in a church believed to be where He received His cross and was whipped by Roman soldiers ahead of His crucifixion.

Majid Khan, a Pakistani citizen who pleaded guilty to transporting funds to al Qaeda later used to blow up an Indonesian Mariott hotel in 2003, has been transported to Belize.

Artists in Greece are protesting changes in a government labor qualification system which negatively effected them. Thousands gathered outside of Greece's parliament on Thursday.

Nine arrests were made during raids in the Netherlands and Belgium for the suspects alleged involvement in blowing up cash machines in Germany. The suspects stole nearly $5.7 million.