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A former close adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin said President Joe Biden got 'outplayed' in the Brittney Griner prisoner swap.

Federal law enforcement officials who oversaw the arrest and conviction of Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout expressed dismay at the Biden administration's prisoner exchange for Brittney Griner.

The Wagner Group, a private Russian military mercenary force, is reportedly burning through 2,000 rounds of ammunition per day as it battles fierce Ukrainian resistance.

Protests in Iran entered the 83rd day as students took to the streets and shopkeepers closed their businesses and went on strike in response to death of Mahsa Amini.

Kyiv has called on the U.S. to support a special tribunal that would investigate and try top Russian leadership for war crimes committed in Ukraine.

Anne Sacoolas, wife of an American diplomat, received an eight-month suspended sentence for the death of 19-year-old Harry Dunn in a 2019 car crash in England.

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has ruled it 'justifiable' to criminalize pro-life advocacy within 100 meter buffer zones around abortion providers.

Russian lawmakers passed a bill banning surrogacy for foreigners. This bill states that only women who cannot give birth due to medical reasons will be able to use surrogate mothers.

Mexican officials reported a shoot out with the cartel in the border city of Nuevo Laredo that ended with one soldier killed and seven others wounded.

Climate activists in Germany briefly disrupted traffic at the Munich airport and entered the grounds of the Berlin airport to protest the impact of air travel.

The Taliban implemented new policies since they took over Afghanistan in 2021. Due to these policies, 27 people in the country were lashed for crimes including theft and adultery.

German authorities are still searching for more people suspected of being involved in coup plot foiled this week in nationwide raids.

Greek lawmakers are expected to approve a plan to ban commercial spyware in the country. The decision comes after senior Greek officials in government were the targets of cybercrimes.

A video has emerged showing a flooded-out train station near Lisbon, Portugal, following heavy rains overnight that left 1 person dead.

Thai border control soldiers killed 15 suspected drug smugglers on Thursday. They saw the group carrying backpacks with crystal meth and ordered them to stop, instead they opened fire.

A woman was found dead in Portugal after heavy overnight rains flood Lisbon. The 55-year-old woman got trapped by the water in her basement. The rain is suspected to last until Friday.

Tehran on Thursday carried out what is believed to be the first execution of an Iranian protester involved in the anti-regime demonstrations that have swept the nation.

Nigeria's central bank is restricting cash withdrawals to $45 per day as the country tries to push to wider adoption of digital currencies.

A spokesperson for Rishi Sunak told reporters that while the British Museum trustees are free to talk to whomever they want, the U.K. has no plans to change the law.

The United States and Australia have agreed to increase their military relationship in response to China's continued provocations in the Indo-Pacific region.