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Greece's Prime Minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, defended his government's commitment to the rule of law despite criticism from press freedom and human rights groups.

Mexico is a major trafficking hub for fentanyl, and experts weighed in on the growing concern for how it's spreading into an epidemic in the United States.

The British government's top lawyer has referred a man's sentence for fatally stabbing three people in Nottingham to the Court of Appeal, arguing that it was too lenient.

After more than 18 months of delays by Hungary's governing party, the country is ready to support Sweden's NATO bid. NATO requires a unanimous vote of approval to admit new members.

Employees at the Eiffel Tower, represented by the CGT union, voted to extend their strike due to dissatisfaction with financial management, officials say.

London police have recovered a body from the River Thames, which they believe to be Abdul Ezedi. Ezedi was suspected of chemically attacking his former partner and her daughters.

More than half of South Korea's 13,000 trainee doctors have submitted resignations in protest of a government push to recruit and train more doctors.

Alexei Navalny's mother has released a video demanding Russian President Vladimir Putin return the body of her son, who officials say died last week at a penal colony in Siberia.

The U.S. Department of Justice and other law enforcement agencies disrupted LockBit actors' ability to attack networks, steal data and extort victims.

Tensions between Taiwan and China have escalated following China's boarding of a tourist boat near the Kinmen archipelago. The incident sparked protests from Taiwan.

Julian Assange's possible final hearing challenging his extradition to the U.S. kicked off Tuesday morning in London, as more calls are made demanding his freedom.

A Haitian judge investigating the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse has indicted the late president's widow, an ex-prime minister and a former chief of police in his 2021 death.

UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron became the first to visit the Falkland Islands in 30 years, amid renewed tensions with Argentina over the territory.

An environmental health team dispatched in Cape Town, South Africa, quickly discovered that the source of the foul stench was nearly 20k head of cattle aboard a ship.

A New York man is waiting to be extradited to Germany for allegedly raping and murdering a woman in 1978 while he was stationed in Ludwigsburg.

Rached Ghannouchi, the 82-year-old co-founder of Tunisia's Ennahda opposition party, began a hunger strike in prison Monday over an incarceration he alleges is unjust.

Nearly three quarters of a century after her death, the legacy of Evita still looms large over Argentina, where the affiliated party leads the opposition to President Javier Milei.

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis claims the government is unable to offer further economic assistance to the nation's disgruntled farmers, who are threatening Athens with tractors.

A building collapse in Choueifat, Lebanon, a southern suburb of Beirut, left four people dead and three others injured on Monday night.

Israeli leaders are ignoring White House requests to not invade the last big Hamas stronghold of Rafah in Gaza, an area packed by displaced Palestinians and likely Israeli hostages.