Magistrate David Makalicha of Zambia granted bail to eight Croatians who were charged with child trafficking. The eight people must pay $1,000 and submit their passports to the court.
Rishi Sunak, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, plans to visit Scotland on Thursday for the first time since taking office. Sunak plans to meet with Nicola Sturgeon.
Almost half of Europeans living in the EU have reported that they have already seen a reduction in their standard of living amid the pandemic, inflation and Russia's war in Ukraine.
The European Parliament President is moving forward with plans to prevent ex-lawmakers from lobbying after they leave office. This comes in response to a corruption scandal.
6,060 National Guard officers in Mexico are going to be posted in the city's subway system. The mayor of Mexico City is reacting to recent mechanical problems in the subways.
U.S. Navy Veteran Taylor Dudley, 35, was released from Russian custody after being held for nearly a year in Kaliningrad following his detainment in April 2022.
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif announced that the country will receive a $2 billion loan from the United Arab Emirates. The UAE offered an additional $1 billion as well.
Video of a shirtless man on a Bangladeshi airline went viral recently after getting in a fight with another man over a seat assignment that sent passengers scrambling.
A police officer in Peru was burned alive in his patrol car as the death toll from violent post-election protests sweeping the Latin American country rises to 47, according to reports.
The fight for the Donbas has become the epicenter for the war in Ukraine as Russia moves in its special forces and Kyiv warns the next few months will be "decisive" in the war's outcome.
The United Kingdom has increasingly focused on the Pacific amid concerns over China and the need for more trade deals following its exit from the European Union.
A British actress who recently pleaded guilty to driving drunk told a court that she had gotten behind the wheel in order to avoid being forced into a threesome.
The "partygate" scandal nearly forced then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson out of the office and continues to plague him as he faces fresh inquiries and committee investigations.
Iran is reportedly using facial recognition technology to help enforce strict dress code rules for women after months of protests against the country's morality police.
Alexanda Kotey, member of the ISIS cell "The Beatles," has disappeared from the Federal Bureau of Prisons records, Fox News Digital confirmed Thursday.
Mexico City officials say that an extortion gang was responsible for the shooting attack on one of Mexico's best reporters. Two gunmen tried to kill the reporter in his car.
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said he "seriously doubts" that China's increased aggression in and off the Taiwan Strait means that an invasion is "imminent."
Viral videos showing rough seas in the infamous Drake Passage where cruise ships travel to Antarctica show a scene that is "very common," according to one travel expert.
Residents in the Mexican town where El Chapo's son was captured say that over 100 people are missing despite the government's claim no civilians were hurt in the raid.
Two separate violent crimes in the occupied West Bank of Israel resulted in the death of two Palestinians. One of the people who were killed was shot in the head.