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Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said his government had formed a committee to establish negotiations with the Tigrayan regional forces to end the war.

Sweden plans to make changes to its counter-terrorism policies to accommodate complaints from Turkey about their application to join NATO.

Air Force officials decided the crewmembers of a C-17 flight were not at fault after several Afghans fell to their deaths upon attempting to cling to the plane.

The city of Dandong in China continues to have one of the most harsh COVID-19 lockdowns throughout the country, despite the decrease of the number of cases.

A tripolar international landscape would occur once China has obtained enough nuclear weapons which may incentivize adversarial neighbors to become nuclear powers in self-defense.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the fighting in the Donbas has become one of the most historically brutal battles "in Europe and for Europe."

South Korea said Monday that North Korea has completed preparations for a new nuclear test, with the possibility it could launch its seventh nuclear test in the next several days.

A report from religious watchdog groups found that Christians they interviewed are self-censoring about their faith even in countries that have historically been Christian.

A newly unveiled DNA report in the 2018 death of Marie Kuhnla at Club Med Turkoise was just made public Friday during an inquest in the Turks and Caicos Islands, revealing evidence of a possible sexual assault.

Brazilian police searching for missing British journalist Dom Phillips and Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira have found two bodies, but identification of the remains is pending.

Wikimedia Foundation is appealing a Russian court order that it remove information related to the invasion of Ukraine.

United Nations human rights chief Michelle Bachelet announced Monday she would not be seeking a second term following her highly criticized visit to China last month.

Pixar's newest animated movie, "Lightyear" has been banned in the United Arab Emirates, according to reports, because the film includes a kiss between two female characters.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has announced the deaths of two military scientists, who were designated as 'martyrs,' dying in the line of duty in service to their country.

Residents lined up outside a newly-branded McDonald's franchise building in Moscow after the company sold its Russian branches amid Russia's war on Ukraine.

French President Emmanuel Macron's centrist party and its allies were expected to hold on to their majority in parliamentary elections, projections showed.

Iranian currency dropped to its lowest value ever amid U.S. sanctions and the 2015 nuclear deal fallout that restored sanctions on the oil and banking sectors.

The Chinese government has enforced regular coronavirus testing within its 'zero-COVID' approach

Pope Francis issued an apology Sunday after the Vatican announced his July 2-7 trip to Africa would be canceled due to his walking problems from knee pain.

South Korean military reported multiple artillery shots from North Korea, only a day after Kim Kong Un announced goals to boost North Korea's sovereign rights.