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Allison Holthoff, a Canadian woman, spent hours in a temporary waiting room before doctors started administering IV fluid and ordering tests, but it was too late for her.

Protesters in the German town of Luetzerath are being forcefully removed from the town by police as authorities attempt to ready it for an expansion of coal mining.

The World Health Organization is working with Chinese officials to mitigate possible COVID-19 spread as nationwide Lunar New Year celebrations approach.

Four hundred items dating back to World War II were found buried underground in the city of Lodz in central Poland. They will be transferred to a museum.

A Spanish judge ordered jail without bail for two women who were repatriated from Syria. The women are being investigated for their suspected involvement in a terrorist organization.

Zelenskyy adviser Mykhalio Podolyak discusses why it is vital that Ukraine is victorious against Russia and outlines how assistance from allies has aided Ukraine.

A defense official in Iran was sentenced to death after being convicted of spying for the United Kingdom. The man was deputy defense minister until 2001.

Russian President Vladimir Putin demoted the commander leading his troops in Ukraine to a deputy role after serving in the top job for just three months.

A woman who claimed to be psychiatrist and worked for nearly 20 years in the U.K.'s public health system is on trial for allegedly forging her medical qualifications.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed Hollywood's best at the 80th Golden Globes ceremony and vowed to win the war against Russia and prevent a third World War from happening.

Denmark's central bank and seven of its private banks were targeted by distributed denials of service (DDoS), which temporarily disrupted access to their websites.

The leaders of the United States, Mexico and Canada participated in joint press conferences during a two-day the North American Leaders Summit in Mexico City.

Cardinal George Pell, who had served as Pope Francis' financial adviser, has died at the age of 81. He suffered fatal heart complications after undergoing hip surgery.

Germany conducted over 1 billion euros in trade last year with Iran, including sending machines critics say could be used for dual-use purposes —military and civilian.

Fourth a fourth day in a row, Chinese military aircraft, and naval ships violated Taiwan's air and water space Tuesday in yet another sign of provocation.

Mexican prosecutors say five dismembered bodies were recently found in bags near the Pacific coast resort of Acapulco, a week after drug cartel violence escalated in the region.

Supporters of Jair Bolsonaroan were invited to attend 'Selma's Party,' which was a metaphor to protest in the election results in Brazil.

Cocaine has spread across Europe at an alarming rate over the past few years. Country's such as Belgium and the Netherlands have been premiere entry points into Europe for cartels.

Andrew Tate, a controversial social media personality, was arrested in Romania on rape and human trafficking charges. He is now waiting on his appeal of his 30-day arrest.

A report from a nonprofit group showed that investments in the tech sector of Israel dropped by almost half in 2022. The investments reached an all time high in 2021.