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Benjamin Netanyahu's return to power following a closely fought contest in November's election occurs at a time when antisemitism has grabbed headlines.

Moscow has ordered 'several dozen' more hypersonic missiles this fall to boost its dwindling stocks as the war in Ukraine continues.

Chinese communist party officials are concerned about the high costs associated with getting married. Authorities are worried that any drop in the wedding rate will further damage the country's falling birth rates.

A Ukrainian lawmaker urged Congress to remember the lessons learned from World War II and continue unifying support for Kyiv no matter which party takes majority control.

Norwegian climate activists with the group Stop Oil Exploration attempted to glue themselves to Edvard Munch’s 1893 “The Scream” painting on Friday.

German health authorities are anticipating a winter surge in COVID cases. This comes as Bavaria, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Hesse and Schleswig-Holstein plan to ease quarantine guidelines.

An underwater earthquake has made itself aware near Tonga in the southern Pacific. Authorities issued, then soon lifted, a tsunami advisory.

Russia said on Friday it has banned 200 Americans, including Paul Pelosi, from entering the country because of their support for Ukraine.

Mexican police say that a gang-related shooting left nine people dead and another two injured on Wednesday night, and the gang left behind a letter reading "Get the f–k out of here."

Egypt is taking steps to increase renewable energy generated in the country, but a new string of gas discoveries may slow the country's transition.

Russian cybercriminals are being accused of stealing the personal information of Australian health insurance customers. Police say 9.7 million people had their personal data stolen.

The Russian ambassador to Japan has placed blame on Tokyo for Japan and Russia's weakening relations, specifically the sanctions the Asian nation has leveraged against Russia.

Over 1,000 solar energy component shipments from China's Xinjiang region have been abandoned following an import ban as concerns mount over slave labor and the detention of Uyghurs.

The Mexican government has begun releasing anti-drug PSAs featuring footage of homelessness and public drug use in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood.

Spain's coalition government has presented a proposal to reform the crime of sedition to be replaced with crime of aggravated public disorder and carry lower sentences.

African nations are seeking funding at the U.N. climate summit to adapt to climate change. The funds will be used to provide solutions to millions of people in the continent.

The Seoul High Court has approved the extradition of a suspect charged with murder in New Zealand. The suspect is possibly connected to two dead children found in a suitcase.

In Sweden, two Iranian brothers were charged with allegedly spying for Russia for around a decade. They had access to information that could damage Sweden's security, officials said.

A Belgium police officer was killed and another injured in a stabbing on Thursday that was suspected to be linked to terrorism. The phrase “Allahu akbar” was shouted during the attack.

The Vatican’s first auditor general and his deputy have filled a lawsuit against the Holy See for $9.5 million on account of wrongful dismissal by forcing them to resign in 2017.