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Some U.S. and European politicians say a nuclear deal with Iran will normalize the world's top state sponsor of terrorism despite claims by the Biden administration that it is not its "focus right now."

Finland Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto suggested that the country may have to join NATO without Sweden. Turkey doesn't want Sweden to join due to anti-Islam activists in Stockholm.

A mine explosion in Kenya caused by illegal mining activity killed three people. Three other people were hospitalized with injuries from the explosion.

The ancient skill of archery is thriving in villages across northeastern India. Competitions are regularly held between different communities.

Felipe Cabrera Sarabia, a former top aide to Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzman who went by "The Engineer," pleaded guilty to drug charges in Chicago federal court.

Colombia reported that 215 human rights advocates were murdered in 2022. This was the highest death toll announced since the peace accord was signed by leftist rebels in 2016.

United Nations human rights chief has condemned the brutal killing of a pro-democracy activist in Eswatini on Monday. Officials said that the lawyer Thulani Maseko was shot in his home.

Canadian twin brothers opened fire during a bank robbery last year. Officials said that the brothers were specifically targeting police officers in the attack.

The World Health Organization is calling for "immediate and concerted action" against medicine contamination following an outbreak of child deaths in the previous year.

Greece has detected African swine fever for the first time since 2020. The outbreak of the disease, which is deadly among pigs, may disrupt pork production.

Greece has detected African swine fever for the first time since 2020. The outbreak of the disease, which is deadly among pigs, may disrupt pork production.

Cincinnati-based architect Jose Gutiérrez is likely the fourth body found next to a bullet-riddled vehicle in the Mexican state of Zacatecas after going missing with his fiancée.

Prosecutors in Germany indicted four men and one woman who are accused of forming a "terrorist organization" that aimed to spark a civil war.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Turkey will oppose Sweden's bid to join NATO after it allowed anti-Muslim and anti-Turkish protests in Stockholm this weekend.

A Russian security analyst claims in a new book that Moscow is 'hunting' down emigres who fled the country and remain politically active.

Russian Andrey Medvedev, a former member of the Wagner Group, is in police custody in Norway after seeking asylum from Russia. He is accused of entering the country illegally.

Beirut Judge Tarek Bitar reopens investigation into 2020 port explosion following 13-month halt. Bitar plans to release some of the detainees related to the case.

A boat carrying nearly 400 Haitian migrants was detained near the far-flung Cay Sal island. The migrants will be processed in the Bahamas and later repatriated.

Naqeeb Ullah, an aspiring model in Pakistan, was killed in 2018. A court in the country acquitted a retired police officer along with 17 others in the killing.

Prince Andrew is reportedly gathered $12 million for a renewed legal fight against Virginia Giuffre with the hope of forcing her to retract her sexual abuse allegations.