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German Foreign Minister Annalena Baebock warns that Germany's arms supplies are depleted as it continues to support Ukraine during the war with Russia.

U.S. CENTCOM released a video showing the moment U.S. forces hit Iranian-backed groups in Syria after another round of attacks were levied at American forces.

Hundreds of people are lining up for apartment viewings in Ireland as part of a housing crisis caused by rental policies, an influx of people, and a shortage of housing.

An illegal road in the Brazilian Amazon in a protected area of the forest could accelerate deforestation of the surrounding areas, as the road provides easy access for loggers.

Spain has allowed a Romanian-born man to die via assisted suicide before facing trial for attempting to murder employees at a business that fired him.

The U.S. launched another round of strikes against Iranian-backed targets in Syria in response to separate rocket attacks that injured three U.S. service members.

Russian President Vladimir Putin orders government officials in occupied areas in Ukraine to provide funding to parents of school age children if they attend school in September.

The Taliban has yet to find the body of al Qaeda chief Ayman al Zawahiri amid the rubble of a Kabul home he was sheltering in. The U.S. hit the home with a drone strike.

The death toll in Ukraine has risen to 25 following a train station attack by a Russian rocket on Ukraine's Independence Day. Thirty-one others were injured.

In the wake of Shinzo Abe's assassination, Japan’s national police chief Itaru Nakamura said he would resign. A new report revealed problems with Abe's police protection.

Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid applauded the Biden administration for strikes against targets with ties to Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps in Syria.

Rockets fired by suspected Iran-backed militants struck three military bases in Syria on Wednesday, injuring three U.S. troops, U.S. Central Command said.

A severe drought and scorching temperatures are causing rolling blackouts in China that are harming the economy and negatively affecting supply chains.

A Russian strike on a train station in Ukraine killed at least 15 civilians and injured dozens more as the country was celebrating its Independence Day.

Singapore is set to cut most indoor mask requirements, excluding public transport and high-risk settings, next week as the COVID situation stabilizes.

U.S. forces hit nine targets using eight manned-combat aircraft to strike a facility in Syria used by groups backed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.

Vietnam has halted the use of its first African swine fever vaccine after hundreds of pigs who received a dose died. The disease has led to the slaughter of 36,500 infected pigs.

Top advisor to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenkyy rejected a congratulatory message by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko on Ukraine's Independence Day.

China's Hinan Island province is set to become the country's first to ban sales of gasoline-powered vehicles, releasing a plan this week to ban the cars by 20230.

Prime Minister of Japan Fumio Kishida said Wednesday that he is interested in looking into new types of nuclear reactors for his country to develop amid rising energy costs.