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The Taliban claims that Afghanistan is secure enough to bring back major projects that were halted due to decades of war, and start rebuilding its economy.

The U.S. has announced that they will begin pulling the visas of any Haitian government officials who have been involved with any criminal organizations.

Russia initially banned Facebook and Instagram in March for promoting anti-Russian sentiments at the start of the Ukraine invasion, and upheld it after a June challenge.

A senior NATO official warned that a Russian nuclear strike would likely prompt a "physical response" from Ukraine's allies, and possibly from NATO itself.

Germany immediately rejected an offer from Russian president Vladimir Putin to renew exports of natural gas through the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. They called Putin "unreliable."

Ukraine denies involvement in the weekend explosion on the Kerch bridge connecting Crimea and Russia, after Russian officials claim eight suspects acted on behalf of Ukraine.

Nearly 500 pilot whales died after a mass stranding on two remote New Zealand Beaches. Officials said the whales stranded themselves on Friday and Monday.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un changed up his wardrobe and donned a white tunic and safari hat during latest military training session.

The European Union's advising member states granted Bosnia-Herzegovina candidate status even though there has been criticism over how the country is run.

Two police officers in Canada were fatally shot while responding to a disturbance call in Innisfil, Ontario. The suspect also died according to investigators.

Russia is reportedly preparing to evacuate top officers from its Federal Security Service and their families in occupied areas of Ukraine.

Russia's Federal Security Service claimed that Ukraine's chief of intelligence was behind the attack on the Crimean bridge, landing him in Russia's crosshairs.

A suspect in the infamous Madeleine McCann disappearance was charged by German police Tuesday with three counts of aggravated rape and two counts of sexual abuse of children.

Germany's decision to lean into coal caught the attention of activist Greta Thunberg, who said the country would be making a mistake with nuclear plants still online.

The Iranian regime is reportedly planning a crackdown on protesters in the city of Sanandaj, a center of unrest. The IRGC allegedly fired on "schoolgirls" protesting.

As France nears a possibly devastating energy crisis this winter, the government has started requisitioning workers of France's Esso petrol depot to ensure fuel supplies.

Poland discovered a leak in a critical pipeline transporting crude oil from Russia to Germany on Wednesday. The leak is not though to be sabotage, unlike the Nord Stream leaks.

Poland discovered a leak in a critical pipeline transporting crude oil from Russia to Germany on Wednesday. The leak is not though to be sabotage, unlike the Nord Stream leaks.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin pledged indefinite support of Ukraine through "all seasons" as he kicked off the sixth meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Grop.

Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant has lost external power. The head of the U.N.’s nuclear watchdog says safety mechanisms for the plant remain operational.