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Venezuela has halted the United States from deporting illegal migrants back to their home country, in a blow to President Joe Biden's immigration efforts ahead of the election

Former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is facing a verdict on Friday in a Vienna court connected to charges of making false statements during a corruption probe.

In Plymouth, England, a World War II bomb found in a residential yard will be transported by a military convoy on Friday for disposal at sea, officials say.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's post-war plan outlined its intentions to have open-ended control over the Gaza Strip, which was rejected by Palestinian leaders.

A suspected gas leak at the headquarters of Sweden's security agency prompted the evacuation of around 500 people on Friday. Nearby residents were advised to close their windows.

Shamima Begum, a woman who traveled to Syria as a teen to join the Islamic State group, lost her appeal against the British government's decision to revoke her U.K. citizenship.

Ancient discoveries shed light and answer questions about life thousands of years ago. A recent finding by the Israel Antiquities Authority was a stone box dating back 2,000 years.

Lee Ho-yang, known professionally as "Shinsadong Tiger," a prominent K-pop composer and producer, was found dead at his Seoul studio on Friday, South Korean police said.

A devastating fire ripped through a multi-story apartment building in Spain on Thursday, leaving at least 10 people dead, local authorities say.

The head of the European Union’s Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced in Warsaw that the EU will soon decide if it will release billions of euros to Poland.

A 47-year-old German man, identified as Christian Bruckner, is facing trial in Germany on charges of rape and sexual abuse of children allegedly committed in Portugal.

Only four pandas remain in the United States, at Zoo Atlanta. But a handful of zoos around the world still have giant pandas on loan from China.

German lawmakers are set to vote on a government proposal to relax cannabis regulations, allowing limited possession and cultivation for recreational use.

The UN human rights office released a report on Friday detailing widespread sexual violence, including rape, in Sudan's ongoing conflict, potentially constituting war crimes.

While Panama's ex-president, Ricardo Martinelli, remains holed up in Nicaragua's embassy a federal judiciary denied his release to reflect the flight risk the 71-year-old poses.

Four foreign nationals who were allegedly transporting Iranian-made weapons on a vessel were intercepted by U.S. military personnel, the Department of Justice said. Two Navy SEALS died in the mission.

A British jury on Thursday found a 16-year-old boy's death on a Scout trip to Wales constituted an unlawful killing, with the Scout Association being referred for investigation.

Russian forces have reportedly threatened to shoot down a French surveillance aircraft patrolling over the Black Sea in international airspace.

Houthi attacks on commercial ships traveling through the Red Sea have continued despite U.S.-led coalition strikes on the militant group in Yemen.

FOX News chief political anchor Bret Baier sat with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy just half a mile away from the front line with Russia, where fighting occurred even as the men spoke.