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A fire ripped through Iran's high-security Evin Prison in light of nationwide anti-government protests that were caused by the unjustified murder of 22-year-old Masha Amini.

Kyiv was attacked by Russia early Monday morning, as black smoke and explosions were reported in the capital's Shevchenko district amid repeated airstrikes from Russians.

Top officials in Saudi Arabia are "astonished" that other Biden administration, countries think they are aligned with Russia, defense minister Khalid bin Salman said on Sunday.

The 50th anniversary marking the crash and survival of 16 passengers from Uruguayan Flight 571 was marked by them recounting what it was like to eat human flesh.

Russian troops had trouble using the Iranian Shahed-136 drone when Moscow received its initial supply from Tehran in the summer, but started using the drones by September.

Iran's notorious Evin Prison went up in flames on Saturday. The regime has used the prison in Tehran to house political enemies and protesters following Mahsa Amini's death.

Investigators in Paris have taken multiple people into custody after the body of a 12-year-old girl was found stuffed inside a suitcase on Friday, according to a local report.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping pushed for a world-class military during his speech at the Chinese Communist Party congress. He is poised to receive an unprecedented third term.

Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered Russia's military to fire more than 80 cruise missiles into Ukraine in retaliation of the Kerch Bridge explosion.

Some environmentalists are going into grocery stores, grabbing milk cartons, and pouring their contents out onto the floor to raise awareness for meat and dairy production emissions.

Two Russian volunteers fired at Russian troops at a firing range, killing 11 and wounding 15 before being killed by return fire from the Russian military.

Princess Catharina-Amalia had lived in student housing while she attended the University of Amsterdam, but communications between crime gangs using her name raised concerns.

Multiple videos showing police brutality against women in Iran have surfaced in the past week as the protests in the country have lasted for a full month.

NATO's pre-planned nuclear testing set for next week is likely to run at the same time as similar pre-planned Russian nuclear testing expected in late October.

U.S. Army Major Robert Bourgeau called the late "Yu-Gi-Oh" creator Kazuki Takahashi a 'hero' after the artist lost his life attempting to save a drowning American child.

Doctors in Italy removed a brain tumor from a patient who was awake and playing the saxophone during the operation. The surgery lasted nine hours.

Officials are working through the night to clear a coastal mine in Turkey following an explosion that left at least 40 people dead. Authorities attributed the cause to flammable gases.

Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have blamed Saudi Arabia for limited access to safe drugs after doctors used expired chemotherapy drugs to treat 50 children, of whom 10 ended up dying.

The European Union is planning to announce that they are setting up a military training mission for Ukrainians as well as sending $500 million for weapons and other military equipment.

Mexico's Congress approved a reform to allow armed forces to continue working in the police force through 2028. President López Obrador supports the idea of relying on the military.