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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva following Lula's likening of the Israel-Hamas war to the Holocaust.

Gloria Branciani, one of the first of about 20 women to claim that once-exalted Jesuit Rev. Marko Rupnik sexually and spiritually abused her, has gone public at a news conference.

The German soccer league, known as the DFL, stopped proceedings of a deal for a 20-year portion of broadcast and sponsorship revenue after escalating fan protests at games.

The EU has agreed on a new batch of sanctions against people and businesses suspected of aiding Russia in its war against Ukraine.

Germany's Ver.di labor union launched a warning strike for higher wages and better working conditions after rail workers' union GDL's series of strikes, and there could be more ahead.

A group of individuals, mostly former nuns, are accusing a famous priest of abuse, asking Pope Francis for a formal investigation. Father Marko Ivan Rupnik was expelled last year.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has proposed a meeting with Polish leaders at their shared border to address a blockade by Polish farmers protesting food imports.

The report from the Association of Rape Crisis Centers of Israel concluded that women suffered sexual assaults in every area of the attack, and that even men and children suffered some attacks.

Two people have died and another remains missing on Mexico’s Pico de Orizaba, the country's highest mountain. A search is underway for the missing climber.

Iran has delivered hundreds of short-range ballistic missiles to bolster Russia's invasion of Ukraine as Ukrainian forces falter with slim resources.

Lolita Bogdanova, an OnlyFans model from Ukraine who took photos with her breasts exposed in front of St. Basil's Cathedral in Red Square, is being hunted by Russian authorities.

Olympian gold medalists in boxing often come from a small town in Cuba. Although the country struggles with food shortages and lack of fuel, they manage to train boxers at a high level.

Somalia has announced a defense deal with Turkey, focusing on improving maritime capabilities to counter Ethiopia's moves in Somaliland, officials say.

The U.S. government says the espionage charges against Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich are baseless and that he is being wrongfully detained.

The Czech Republic has handed Polad Omarov, who faces charges for allegedly plotting to kill an Iranian American journalist, over to U.S. authorities.

The United States has opposed the UN top court's proposal to issue an advisory opinion mandating Israel's immediate withdrawal from Palestinian-claimed territories.

Iran has sent Russia powerful missiles via ships and planes after the military pairs struck an agreement last year. Sources said about 400 missiles have been sent and more are on the way.

Two people were killed and two others injured on Wednesday when part of a bridge being constructed over a canal collapsed. The incident occurred as workers lifted a metal arch.

Spain has reported another year of declining birth rates with just 322,075 babies born in 2023. Some regions are offering financial benefits to encourage families to have children.

Western France friends successfully built an Eiffel Tower replica out of 825 pieces of wood and 5,400 screws in an effort to show that materials can be reused before being thrown away.