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A Mexican journalist survived an attempt on his life last week prompting a controversial response from Mexico's president as journalists continue to face danger in the country.

Russia is looking to secure its stronghold over Mariupol by creating a garrison city, cleansing its of any Ukrainian identity and building over the devastation it caused.

An American couple fostering children in Uganda were newly charged with trafficking and could be sentenced to death if convicted on allegations they abused a 10-year-old in their care.

China deployed 39 military aircraft to Taiwan's air defense zone on Thursday, leading the self-governed island to scramble fighter jets in response.

The Department of Treasury announced sanctions on Wednesday against Iran's Prosecutor General and top military officials over the country's crackdown on protests.

Taiwanese officials say that 39 Chinese military aircraft and three vessels traveled close to the island on Thursday morning as tensions escalate between the two countries.

The three fragments, held by the Vatican since the 19th century, consist of a head of a boy, a bearded male head, and a part of a horse's head.

Russia warned Wednesday that the United States' continued support of Ukraine through military aid would only worsen the 10-month conflict.

Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday evening that he has formed a new government after his Likud Party and allies won a majority during last month's elections.

French convicted serial killer Charles Sobhraj was ordered released from prison in Nepal where he was serving a life sentence for the murders of an American and Canadian backpackers.

Saudi Arabia and Qatar on Wednesday condemned the Taliban-led government for banning girls in Afghanistan from receiving a university education.

An office for the International Committee of the Red Cross was hit by shelling in Donetsk, marking the third such attack against the agency in a week.

Experts and analysts worry that China's sudden change in policy leaves the country vulnerable due to a low vaccination rate and the efficacy of currently available doses.

Soldiers in Ukraine say they need gear like camouflage to help them with the changing weather conditions as winter sets in and Russia relies on drones to locate troop positions.

The U.K. urged citizens not to get "blind drunk" amid a 24-hour ambulance worker strike on Wednesday. Workers have said they will only respond to life-threatening calls.

Chinese President Xi Jinping's unprecedented third term kicked off with rising COVID-19 infections and a slowing economy as nationwide protests forced him to change policy.

The police have yet to discern a motive for the fire, but King Charles III has found some pushback from the public since taking the throne. His coronation is set for May 2023.

Two American prisoners jailed in Afghanistan are being released by the Taliban in what State Department spokesperson Ned Price called an apparent "goodwill gesture."

The brother of Mexico's most wanted cartel boss was arrested this week along with a cache of weapons and drugs in a move the Mexican army called a "forceful blow."

Russia and China have signed a deal to develop a joint lunar station by 2035 after first revealing their plans last year, according to Russia's space agency Roscosmos.