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Pope Francis expressed his shock over the killings of two Jesuit priests and a lay person in Mexico along with condemning the ongoing violence in the country.

Ryan Palin was convicted of drug charges after police tracked him down thanks to a mural of Connor McGregor that they recognized was painted on a wall in his home.

New evidence found near the bodies of a photojournalist and a soldier killed in Ukraine suggests they were executed, Reporters Without Borders said

2 Jesuit priest were killed at a church in Mexico on Monday. A man being followed by a gunman sought refuge and the gunman came into the church and killed the two priests instead.

German authorities have spotted alleged electrical tampering at the site of the upcoming G7 summit where leaders will hear virtually from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The U.S. State Department has confirmed the death of an American national who traveled to Ukraine and was killed in battle against invading Russian forces.

The Iranian regime is preparing to install advanced machinery that will allow it to further enrich uranium beyond the levels allowed by the 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal.

Dmitry Muratov auctioned off his Nobel Peace Prize to raise money for Ukrainian Child Refugees and it sold for $103.5M. The previous record for a Nobel was $4.76M in 2014.

North Korea is expected to declare victory on its COVID-19 outbreak, with state media reporting plummeting numbers of cases and 18% of the country still showing symptoms.

Attorney General Merrick Garland made a surprise visit to Ukraine on Tuesday, meeting with the country's chief prosecutor regarding alleged Russian war crimes.

The QUAD dialogue between the U.S., Japan, Australia and India provides perhaps the strongest regional deterrence against China's regional ambitions in the Indo-Pacific.

A Scottish man was denied the opportunity to donate blood, as he has for decades, after he refused to respond to a question asking if he was pregnant.

Four months into Putin's invasion of Ukraine, Russia's air force has "underperformed" due to a "risk-averse style," the UK defense ministry said this week.

Israel's Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and coalition partners have called for new elections that are set for October this year. President Biden is due to visit Israel next month.

An employment tribunal awarded more than $26,000 to a Christian factory worker in Scotland who said he was fired because he would not stop wearing a cross necklace.

Trade data from Beijing shows North Korea stopped importing COVID-19 prevention and control products from China in May amid the country's COVID-19 outbreak.

Ukraine is modernizing its air defense system, creating its own version of Israel's Iron Dome with the assistance of U.S. based tech company JustAnswer.

The Chinese military claims to have intercepted a ballistic missile while it was in flight, a major step in the country improving its air defense capabilities.

A Japanese court ruled on Monday that a ban on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional following a court decision in March 2021 that such a claim was also unconstitutional.

Ukraine is moving to reduce Russian culture and influence in the country after the Ukrainian parliament voted Sunday to stop the printing of books by Russian citizens and to ban music by post-1991 Russian citizens.