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China's Beijing and Shanghai have instituted additional COVID-19 testing as case numbers rise in the cities, despite just emerging from a strict lockdown.

Military experts advised that Putin's comments may not mean much strategically, his position as a world leader with a nuclear arsenal adds weight to anything he says.

All 30 NATO allies signed accession protocols for Sweden and Finland to join the alliance on Tuesday after Turkey dropped its opposition to the expansion.

Japan's Defense Ministry says it spotted Chinese and Russian warships sailing inside the contiguous zone near the dispute East China Sea islands.

A slew of resignations from British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's party have thrown his government into turmoil not long after he survived a no-confidence vote

Bonnie became the first major hurricane of the eastern Pacific season on Tuesday. The storm was located a couple of hundred miles south of southwestern Mexico.

EU lawmakers gave the thumbs up on Tuesday to landmark rules to rein in tech giants such as Alphabet unit Google, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak published an open letter on Tuesday officially resigning from his post in direct protest of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's economic policies.

Hong Kong-based speech therapists are on trial for sedition after publishing a series of children's books depicting the island city as a village of sheep, and Beijing as wolves.

The Bank of England warned of economic challenges on the horizon, and on Tuesday instructed banks to ramp up capital buffers to ensure they could weather the storm.

An avalanche on the Marmolada glacier in northern Italy on has killed at least seven hikers and an estimated five remain unaccounted for as of Tuesday, officials said.

Two climate change protestors glued themselves to a painting in Britain's National Gallery as part of the "Just Stop Oil" protest group which also targeted other UK galleries.

Hong Kong should expect an even harsher crackdown on Catholic churches and missionaries in the future, said the Vatican's Monsignor Javier Herrera-Corona.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday that Belarusian involvement in Russia's war in Ukraine can be avoided.

Extreme weather in Sydney, Australia, has caused a flood emergency, causing trouble for 50,000 people along with 100 rescues overnight as of Tuesday morning.

The Tour de France will honor the victims of the Denmark mall shooting as the suspect sits in psychiatric custody for 24 days while Copenhagen police continue their investigation.

Ukrainian officials announce a $750 billion recovery plan and urge the international community to join for the "maintenance of global peace."

The pope cheered the United States Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, saying that while he was not familiar with legal aspect, it was a commendable development.

The hacker posted a sample of the data on a forum and asked for 10 Bitcoin – roughly $200,000 – for the full trove of names, addresses and other personal information.

Pope Francis shot down rumors that he will soon resign and said he is planning to visit Canada this month. He hopes to then travel to Moscow and Kyiv.