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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelesnkyy accused Russia of 'nuclear terror' as fighting continues around Europe's largest nuclear plant.

Footage of a plane descending toward the airport at the Greek island of Skiathos shows a Wizzair Airbus narrowly missing people gathered on the shore near the runway.

As Argentina's economy continues to decline, the mental health of its citizens is following suit, with 85% of citizens in a 1,700 person study say they are less hopeful for the future.

A Lebanese gunman demanding access to $200,000 he claims is stored in a bank in Beirut took up to ten people hostage Thursday before walking out, reports say.

Kim Jong Un came down with a serious illness that was likely COVID-19, according to the dictator's sister. North Korea recently declared "victory" over the virus.

Belarusian commander fighting in Ukraine says there will be 'troop sabotage' in Minsk's ranks if it tries to force its troops to aid Russia's war.

Taiwan spoke out against a Chinese "one country, two systems" proposal that would reunite the island with mainland China while allowing Taiwan to remain capitalist.

Military bases in Russia and Belarus were rocked by outbreaks in fire and explosions just days after a fire on Russian airbase in Crimea destroyed nine warplanes.

The Ukrainian government posted an unusual but dire warning to Russian forces in Crimea in the form of a music video set to the 1983 Banarama song "Cruel Summer."

Kim Jong Un declared victory over COVID-19 while his sister continued to blame South Korea for spikes in COVID cases.

As tensions rise between the U.S. and China following Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, people in Wisconsin answer the question: Is Taiwan an independent country?

A decade after American journalist Austin Tice disappeared at a checkpoint while covering the Syrian civil war, President Biden is urging his release.

A Chinese official accused the U.S. of being the "main instigator of the Ukrainian crisis," five months after Putin launched the invasion of Ukraine.

National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan warned Iran of "severe consequences" if it attacks U.S. citizens after it was revealed that John Bolton was targeted.

Canadian police arrested 22 people and seized 27 handguns along with $1 million in drugs during a 10-month investigation into a drug-trafficking network.

In an attempt to cut dependence on Russian fuel, Spain has implemented a rule to limit the use of air conditioning during the hottest months of the year.

Reports surfaced this week that North Korea could send up to 100,000 tactical troops to Ukraine to help Russia, but one expert argues this is unlikely.

South Africa's Aspen Pharmacare plans on stopping the manufacturing of COVID vaccines due to a lack of orders. This will only add to Africa's already low vaccination rate.

Russia begins pumping oil through its pipelines to Central Europe after western sanctions prevented the payment of transit fees from Moscow to Ukraine.

Powerful Iraqi Shi'ite Muslim Moqtada al-Sadr called on Iraq's judiciary to dissolve parliament by the end of next week and threatened action if his demands are not met.