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The members of the Inuit people from Nunavut, Canada, requested extradition of former priest who has been accused of sexual assault, but were denied by France.

South Africans are protesting after a gang rape case involving 14 men was dropped. The men were accused of raping a female film crew at an abandoned mine.

A family in New Zealand discovered two dead bodies packed in suitcases they had purchased in an auction. South Korea is evaluating whether to extradite the New Zealand suspect.

Lawmakers in Tamaulipas voted to legalize same-sex marriage in the state. This is the last of Mexico's 32 states to legalize same sex marriage.

The jury in Australian Parliament House rape trial has been discharged after a juror brought in outside information. Former ministerial advisor Bruce Lehrmann has pleaded not guilty.

Russian President Vladimir Putin predicted that the coming decade will be the "most dangerous" since World War II as he continues to ramp up nuclear threats.

The European Union has moved to tighten gun laws regarding the transport and trade of illicit firearms. End-user certificates would be required for certain firearms.

Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer did not condemn comments from a party member that claimed British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is "not on your side."

Poland dismantled statues that are dedicated to Red Army soldiers. This comes as the country is trying to remove symbols that represent Russia's post-WWII domination.

Danske Bank is booking a $1.9 billion provision to settle fines related to a money laundering scandal in Estonia. Discussions on settling the case are ongoing with the U.S. DOJ.

A former colleague of alleged killer nurse Lucy Letby testified in court Monday that she thought "not again" when a newborn girl suddenly collapsed a day after her twin brother.

Officials in Iran are reportedly securing British, Swiss, and Canadian passports for their families to flee the violent protests stemming from the death Mahsa Amini.

Close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin and oil chief Igor Sechin claimed that Taiwan was 'on schedule' to be returned to China.

Russian foreign ministry spokesman Konstantin Vorontsov threatened that Russia could target western commercial satellites like Elon Musk's Starlinks for assisting Ukraine.

The United States will be sending nuclear weapons to NATO bases in Europe ahead of its previous expected timeline. The new gravity bombs will now arrive this year.

An estimated 50,000 people showed up at the grave of Mahsa Amini, Wednesday, who was allegedly killed by the Islamic Republic's morality police for failing to properly cover her hair. Amini died 40 days ago today.

French President Emmanuel Macron questioned the wisdom of allowing China to invest heavily and providing Beijing influence over vital European infrastructure.

The Mexican Senate signed a bill that would eliminate daylight savings time. However, some cities along the U.S. border will retain daylight savings time.

NGO Sea-Watch accuses Libya Coast Guard of threatening to shoot down their plane that documents migrants. Libyans pulled dozens of migrants onto their vessel and shot their boat.

Multiple gunmen attacked the Shah Cheragh mosque in Iran, killing 15 people. The attack occurred on the 40-day anniversary of the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.