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Joyce Curtis last saw her son in 2010 when he turned up in a French hospital, and now 12 years later she found him after he was once again admitted to a French hospital.

Chinese officials Wednesday claimed that COVID cases in Beijing have 'peaked' following the reversal of strict policies, but hospitals and funeral homes are struggling to keep up.

A female chess player in Iran has competed without a headscarf in defiance of the Islamist regime and amid protests worldwide over the death of Mahsa Amini.

A massive pileup crash involving more than 200 vehicles has been captured on video in China, closing off a bridge in the city of Zhengzhou.

North Korean dictator Kim Jung Un called for the military to increase its capabilities in 2023 as tensions between the isolated country rise with South Korea and Japan.

A top Ukrainian security official said Wednesday that he believes the war against Russia is 'halfway' over but warned the worst has yet to come.

Pope Francis announced Wednesday during his general audience that his predecessor, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, has taken a sudden turn for the worse.

Gavin Ashenden, the former chaplain to Queen Elizabeth II, warned that the multifaith multiculturalism of King Charles III threatens to destroy his own house and end the monarchy.

A chief advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin grabbed social media attention in a Twitter post predicting the US will see a civil war in 2023 that will result in an Elon Musk presidency.

South Korea on Tuesday apologized for its inability to take down any of the five North Korean drones that crossed its borders.

Russian sausage mogul and local politician Pavel Antov was found dead at a hotel in Rayagada, India on Sunday, with authorities claiming he fell out of a window.

Israel Police announced the arrest of a 26-year-old Palestinian, Aslam Faruch, who is accused of orchestrating the Nov. 23 bombings at two bus stations in Israel that killed two and injured 20 more.

A number of prominent Iranian soccer stars have spoken out against the regime, including one whom the government sentenced to death.

The Russian Defense Ministry said three of its service members were killed but no planes were damaged in a Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian air base over the weekend.

Tensions between Serbia and Kosovo have escalated with Serbia lining the border with combat-ready forces.

Friends of yoga instructor Leon Ferrara reported him missing after three days only to learn he didn't exist and was actually fugitive Jorge Rueda Landeros, wanted for murder.

A lawsuit brought by the families U.S. service members who were killed by ISIS claims French cement company Lafarge but profits while contracting with ISIS militants.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said there will be no more joint projects between Moscow and the EU, saying it will turn to 'like-minded' allies instead.

Organized tours to Russia have dropped 90% since the country's invasion of Ukraine and tourism in general has dropped 40% according to official numbers.

Russia has rejected Kyiv's calls for a 'peace summit' mediated by the UN to end the war and called it 'diplomacy 404.'