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Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry condemned Thursday the riots transpiring across his strife-torn Caribbean nation, as many demonstrators demand his resignation.

Italy's farming lobby is demanding action because they say warm weather is destroying their crops and is threatening cereal, legume and vegetable production.

Chinese coast guard vessels have been routinely passing by Japanese-claimed waters near the Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea, according to officials in Tokyo.

Chancellor of Germany Olaf Scholz will visit Washington, DC, this week in a push for more American aid to benefit Ukrainians in their war against Vladimir Putin's regime.

The stabbing of a 23-year-old Palestinian American near the University of Texas campus has been classified as a hate crime by Austin police, officials say.

Wong Sai Heung of Vancouver, Canada, 40, is behind bars in Thailand for an airline freak out that delayed flights from 13 airlines on Wednesday.

Thailand plans to establish a humanitarian corridor to provide aid to civilians affected by the conflict in Burma. The initiative aims to assist around 20,000 people.

At least 13 Sudanese migrants have been confirmed dead and 27 others have been reported missing after a small metal boat carrying them sank off the Tunisian coast Thursday.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said former President Reagan "must be turning in his grave," after Republican senators blocked a package for Ukraine aid.

About 340 Burmese troops, including members of the military dictatorship's Border Guard Police, are now reported to have fled to Bangladesh by Wednesday.

A U.N.-backed panel focusing on children's human rights has urged Russia to prevent efforts to alter school textbooks to align with the government's political agenda.

Finland has announced the extension of the closure of its border with Russia for an additional two months until April 14 due to concerns about ongoing migrant influx.

Pressure is mounting on Hungary's President Katalin Novák to resign following revelations that she pardoned a man convicted as an accomplice in a child sexual abuse case.

Irish airline Ryanair apologized to a passenger the company mistakenly labeled as disruptive and put him on a no-fly list, and even contacted his employer over the matter.

Human Rights Watch on Thursday disregarded the jailing of Egyptian politician Ahmed Altantawy as a hitjob by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's administration.

Brazilian police are conducting investigations into allies of former President Jair Bolsonaro for their alleged attempts to overturn the results of the 2022 election.

European Union lawmakers have demanded an independent investigation into alleged vote fraud allegations during Serbia's recent elections, officials say.

European Union leaders traveled to the African nation of Mauritania on Thursday to address the surge in migrants crossing the dangerous Atlantic from West Africa to Europe.

The Russian government has blocked Civic Initiative Party candidate Boris Nadezhdin from the presidential ballot, claiming signatures of endorsement he submitted were irregular.

Boris Nadezhdin, a presidential candidate in Russia, met with wives of soldiers serving in Ukraine on Thursday who are advocating for their husbands to be discharged.