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The United Arab Emirates will begin teaching the Holocaust in schools. The decision came after the country normalized relations with Israel in 2020.

Five journalists in Belarus are on trial. The journalists are facing charges of "hurting national security," dodging taxes, and "inciting hatred."

An Alabama woman who fled home to join ISIS in 2014 is hoping to return to the U.S., saying she regrets he actions and vowing to be an advocate against extremism.

New plans to tighten hunting regulations in France were instituted by the country's government. An outright ban that activists were hoping for was not instituted.

Jens Stoltenberg, NATO's secretary-general, believes it's time for Sweden to join NATO. Turkey has been holding up the process of allowing Sweden to join.

A ship in the Suez Canal that was grounded was refloated on Monday. The vessel that was grounded was heading to China but broke down near the city of Qantara.

Spurred by Beijing's bellicose behavior and inspired by the Ukrainian resistance to Russia’s invasion, Taiwan is returning to a one-year military conscription policy for men over 18.

Taiwan's defense ministry said on Sunday that 57 Chinese military aircraft and four ships were detected near the island amid increased tensions.

German police arrested two Iranian men accused of plotting an "Islamist-motivated attack" after receiving a tip from U.S. security officials, according to law enforcement.

Police departments in the UK have spent thousands on merchandise supporting the gay community, prompting critics to call on departments to stop 'wasting money on woke nonsense.'

Travelers started entering China by land, sea, and air on Sunday as the country reopened borders following three years of its draconian "zero-COVID" policy.

Supporters of former Brazilian President Bolsonaro on Sunday stormed past security and raided the Planalto Palace in Brasilia a week after the inauguration of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

A British newspaper reported teachers in the United Kingdom are struggling with how to handle the rise in students who are "brainwashed" by the misogynistic teachings of Andrew Tate.

Dozens of police and soldiers swarmed into the nearby subway stations, while ambulances and rescue teams arrived to treat the injured; one woman was killed.

Despite international condemnation, four men are now known to have been executed since the demonstrations began in September over the death of Mahsa Amini.

China has reportedly taken action to suspend or shutter the social media accounts of more than 1,000 critics of its policies regarding the nation's COVID-19 outbreak.

Hours after the funeral for Pope Benedict XVI, an Italian publisher released copies of a tell-all book that revealed years of tension in the Vatican.

Former Commander of the British Forces in Afghanistan Richard Kemp raised concerns that Prince Harry's comments could fuel anger amongst extremist groups in the Middle East.

The U.S. committed the single largest defensive aid package to Ukraine yet after pledging $3 million in latest drawdown as it looks to change the 'dynamic on the battlefield.'

Russia's war effort in Ukraine has persisted at a 'routine level' despite Russian President Vladimir Putin's order for a ceasefire over Orthodox Christmas.