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12 people were reported missing and over 100 stranded after rainfall led to landslides and collapsed at least 10 buildings on the Italian Island of Ischia.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended his use of emergency powers to end the Freedom Convoy trucker protests against COVID-19 vaccine mandates on Friday.

Lithuania has faced retaliation from China over Taiwan, facing import discrimination after allowing Taipei to open a trade office in the city of Vilnius.

Authorities in Peru believe the organs of a Mexican woman visiting a man she met online may have been harvested after her remains washed up on a beach.

A United Nation team believes the Taliban's treatment of women in Afghanistan may amount to a crime against humanity and needs to be investigated.

Discontent continues to brew among Chinese citizens as the nation's communist government continues imposing restrictions over increasing COVID-19 case numbers.

The U.S. and Turkey are at loggerheads over a Turkish ground invasion into Syria that could breathe new life into the Islamic State and endanger American personnel.

Most of the residents in Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities are without power and drinkable water following Russia's latest overnight missile attack on electrical infrastructure.

A Colombian judge has been suspended for three months after appearing half-naked and smoking a cigarette while in bed during a virtual court hearing.

Activists with climate group Last Generation glued themselves to a tarmac at an airport in Berlin, Germany in protest of flight-related greenhouse gas emissions.

A newly released report suggests the Hamas terrorist group, although lacking in sophistication, is determined to become a skillful player in cyber warfare.

Mexican authorities have issued a warrant Wednesday for a suspect in the death of American woman Shanquella Robinson, who died under mysterious circumstances.

The circumstances of the nine-minute heist were straight out of a Hollywood movie; telecommunications cables were cut to avoid triggering the alarm.

Turkey is planning to launch a ground invasion of Syria, targeting U.S.-backed Kurdish forces and threatening to derail progress in the fight against ISIS.

The European Parliament website was reportedly knocked out by Russian hackers after the EU declared Russia a state sponsor of terrorism.

World Economic Forum founder and Chair Klaus Schwab told CGTN, a Chinese state-run news outlet, he believes China is a model for many other countries.

The Guadeloupe government is fighting a "large-scale" cyberattack they experienced on its networks. It was not clear which government networks were affected or what the hackers wanted.

Former Prime Minster Boris Johnson claimed that France was in "denial" in the lead-up to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and Germany was hoped it would be "over quickly."

Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, has warned that continued criticism of the kingdom's missile tests will create a "fatal security crisis."

Jair Bolsonaro initially signaled that he would facilitate the transition of power to his rival Lula, but now claims to have found "malfunctions" in some machines.