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Russia has successfully returned three cosmonauts from the International Space Station. The cosmonauts spent 195 days in orbit on this mission.

A Russian billionaire is charged with violating U.S. sanctions and three others are accused of conspiring to ensure his child was born in the United States.

The European Union announced that they plan on taking Malta to court over their golden passport policy, which essentially allows wealthy individuals to purchase EU citizenship.

After learning their family member was detained for in an Iranian prison for wearing her head scarf too loosely, the family of Mahsa Amini frantically searched for her.

Albania agreed to a three-year deal with Satellogic USA Inc. to provide the country with satellite imagery capabilities. The deal is worth $6 million.

Another mass grave site has been discovered in Ukraine's Kharkiv region, this one containing some 1,100 partially burned bodies – evidence that Russia attempted to cover evidence of war crimes.

After being detained in Mexico following the arrest of their leader, around 20 members of the extreme ultra-orthodox Jewish sect Lev Tahor overpowered encampment guards and escaped.

Mike Pence first visited Guatemala in 2018, when he urged leaders to dissuade their citizens from migrating to the U.S., a plea he repeated during his visit this week.

An author from Zimbabwe has been found guilty of promoting public violence in the nation after participating in a civil rights protest in 2020.

NATO says the Nord Stream leaks were a "deliberate, reckless" act of sabotage and called for further investigation after Sweden discovered a fourth leak Thursday.

Russia President Vladimir Putin will begin annexing four Ukrainian regions Friday following a self-run referendum that the West and Kyiv have decried as a sham.

Protests have broken out across Russia following President Vladimir Putin's conscription decree, and oppressed minorities in Dagestan have said enough is enough.

Vice President Kamala Harris accidentally commended "the Republic of North Korea" while visiting the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) in South Korea on Thursday as her trip to Asia ended.

Two planes were involved in a minor collision at Heathrow Airport in London when they scraped each other while taxiing on Wednesday night, according to reports.

The U.S. responded to the protests with sanctions against the morality police and seven individuals involved in Mahsa Amini's death, which prompted protests in Iran.

Two El Salvador children died after they were swept away in a rain-swollen gully and drowned. Their bodies were later found by the residents of the area.

Fifteen Griffon vultures from Spain were released in Cyprus to replenish its population, which dropped to ten birds or less due to deliberate poisoning.

The trial began for the 2009 army massacre of protestors at a stadium in Conakry, Guinea. The country's former leader Moussa “Dadis” Camara is among those charged.

The Biden administration wants parents, who were separated from their children at the U.S.-Mexico border, to undergo another round of psychological evaluations.

Austrian-born "Terminator" actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, whose father fought for Nazi Germany in WWII, visits Auschwitz Nazi death camp to signify unity between Jews and Europeans.