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Over 40 countries have accused North Korea of breaching limitations placed on refined petroleum imports by the United Nations Friday, in an attempt to bolster their nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles programs. 

Hundreds of thousands attended the service, with many camped out overnight.

A Chilean man accused of murdering a Japanese student in France nearly four years ago was extradited and landed in Paris on Friday morning.  

For most of 2020, American lives have been upended – and for foster families and children, the interruption has been dramatic.

A pastor in Canada was fired after coming out as transgender in an online sermon with the church, which cited "theological reasons."

A Christian ministry in the United Kingdom says it has received death threats and had its accounts shut down after a targeted "mob rule" campaign by LGBTQ activists falsely accused it of "conversion therapy."

Internet was finally restored by the Ethiopian government on Thursday, following weeks of blanket shut-down as unrest punctured much of the East African nation.

Here's a selection of the most amazing images captured around the world in the past seven days. Enjoy!

Dozens of protesters opposing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were arrested in Israel late Thursday and early Friday as they clashed with police.

China on Friday ordered the United States to close its consulate in the western city of Chengdu in an increasingly rancorous diplomatic conflict.

A new report out of South Africa shows a “huge discrepancy” in the number of reported coronavirus-related deaths and the number of “excess deaths” from natural causes as COVID-19 cases spike across the country.

A group of men comprised mostly of Syrian migrants was convicted in a German court Thursday of raping an 18-year-old girl, concluding a year-long trial that heightened tensions over Germany’s migration system.

A new law increasing the maximum punishment for people convicted of animal cruelty from one year to five years took effect in Scotland this week, a month after the Scottish Parliament passed it unanimously.

Chinese officials said Thursday that “vicious slander” is behind America's decision to close the Chinese consulate in Houston, Texas after government officials cited threats of espionage and intellectual property theft.

He was known simply as the “cannibal,” and his contorted and blackened corpse stood on chilling public display at the Forensic Museum at Bangkok’s Siriraj Hospital for some 60 years.

Israel became the first country in the Middle East Wednesday to take a step toward outlawing "gay conversion" therapy on Wednesday.

The State Department is standing behind U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom Woody Johnson amid reports he made "sexist, racist," and "cringeworthy" comments.

Weeks of heavy rainfall that's spawned devastating flooding across parts of South Asia can be seen in new imagery from NASA as millions have been displaced.

A 93-year-old former Nazi guard at the Stutthof concentration camp was convicted of 5,232 counts of accessory to murder by a German court Thursday. 

The 15-year-old Afghanistan girl hailed a hero after she gunned down a group of Taliban attackers who raided her home and killed her parents was married to one of the assailants, according to a new report.