A married Texas man is suspected of killing his Colombian girlfriend by strangling her and stuffing her into a suitcase that he then tossed into a dumpster.
Endangered rhino poaching has nearly doubled in Namibia in 2022 compared to last year. Namibia is home to one-third of the world's black rhinos, which in total number nearly 6,000.
African civil society groups called for an independent investigation into the death of the Rwandan journalist. The man said he feared for his life after receiving threatening messages.
Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin championed the training of his recruits from Russia's penal system and said they will "make real cannibals" in the war in Ukraine.
Over a hundred people died in Afghanistan as the country battles its coldest winter in 15 years. Temperatures have dipped almost as low as -30 degrees Fahrenheit.
Hong Kong has put CBD in the same class of drug as cannabis, cocaine, ecstasy, heroin, ketamine and "ice" due to difficulty in isolating pure CBD from cannabis.
If Beijing’s coronavirus infections ease, South Korea may lift COVID visa restrictions on travelers from China, as the tourism sector hopes to see a rebound in visitors.
Russia is not complying with the only existing nuclear arms treaty between Washington and Moscow, the State Department warned Congress in a report Tuesday.
Italy increased security measures towards its diplomatic missions around the world after nearly a dozen anarchist attacks caused damaged to Italian targets in Germany, Spain and more.
The European Parliament's legal affairs committee unanimously voted to lift the protective immunity of two lawmakers who are allegedly linked to a major corruption scandal.
Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs Peter Szijjarto says Sweden's government needs to "act differently" if it wants Turkey's support in joining NATO.
The 8 mm capsule can cause radiation burns and sickness, officials warned as they urge anyone who might find the device to avoid it and call the proper authorities.
A man who was convicted of killing a US diplomat in a drive-by shooting in 2008 has been released from prison. The man spent the past 15 years behind bars.
The funeral for Cardinal George Pell is on Thursday in Sydney. Australian police are asking a judge to ban demonstrators from protesting at the funeral.
British Columbia became the first province in the country to decriminalize a certain amount of hard drugs as the country deals with a spike in drug overdoses.
Croatian President Zoran Milanovic disapproves of Western countries sending Ukraine military tanks, explaining that it will extend the war with Russia.
A prominent Kenyan LGBTQ activist was murdered at the beginning of January. A suspect faces charges in the activist's killing, but authorities don't believe the murder was a hate crime.
Demonstrators across France are protesting in the streets over the government's plan to raise the country's retirement age. A French bill would raise the retirement age from 62 to 64.
The U.S. and South Korea said they would increase military drills and ramp up efforts to bolster nuclear deterrence in the wake of North Korea's hostilities.