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The United Nations has condemned the most recent Taliban ban on women barring them from working in NGOs and warned multiple critical aid programs will be forced to stop.

The number of Cubans fleeing to the United States is believed to be at a record high as the communist country continues to crack down on dissenters amid a sagging economy.

The politicians may not have known about the sex workers when they arrived, but the encounter revived concerns over how politicians behave on foreign state visits.

Governments around the world have acted to implement COVID-19 pandemic travel requirements for Chinese travelers as the virus surges in the East Asian country.

Russian President Vladimir Putin commissioned his latest nuclear submarine and applauded the integration of three other vessels into Russia's navy.

Some historians are accusing the British Broadcasting corporation of promoting a "politically motivated" view of British history that includes factual inaccuracies.

Dozens of people went missing or killed after heavy rain washed through parts of the Philippines over the Christmas weekend. Over 56,000 people were also placed in emergency shelters.

Benjamin Netanyahu is once again Israel's prime minister after a new government has been sworn in Thursday following November's parliamentary elections.

At least 16 are dead and the death toll is feared to rise Thursday after a fire tore through a hotel casino in Cambodia, burning for around 14 hours.

Half of Kyiv and nearly all of Lviv are without power after Russia launched another massive missile strike across Ukraine using air and sea based cruise missiles.

Amid rising global antisemitism, the Simon Wiesenthal Center released a list of ten of the worst outbreaks of antisemitism that occurred in 2022.

As massive protests against Iran’s regime enter the fourth month, Iran’s terrorism, assassination attempts in the U.S, and deliveries of lethal drones to Russia have pushed the controversial nuclear deal to the back burner, for now.

Another top official in Russia's military supply lines has unexpectedly died following a series of unexplained deaths in the past week.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, speaking to state media, warned the U.S. against carrying out any kind of attack directed at President Vladimir Putin.

American state and national security bodies claim that they have moved away from pursuing a nuclear deal with Iran due to the violent crackdown on nationwide protests.

A Sudan bus crashed into a parked truck which killed 16 people and injured 19 others. Traffic accidents are common in Sudan because of poorly enforced traffic laws and dangerous roads.

Russian President Vladimir Putin presented rings engraved with New Year's greetings to the heads of former Soviet states at a summit in St. Petersburg.

Taiwan has tripled the length of its military conscription program to one year amid growing unrest between the island territory and the People's Republic of China.

A 97-year-old woman has appealed her case after she was found to have been an accessory in the murder of 10,500 prisoners at the Nazi Stutthof concentration camp during World War II.

Three prime ministers and two monarchs make 2022 the year of greatest change for the United Kingdom as energy and economic crises continue to loom through the winter.