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The trial of nine suspects accused of involvement in the fatal 2021 shooting of Dutch investigative reporter Peter R. de Vries has started in Amsterdam.

A woman was killed and two others were injured during demonstrations by French farmers protesting low wages and other grievances on Tuesday, officials say.

NATO has signed a $1.2 billion contract to produce ammunition to replenish the diminishing stocks of member countries. The move aims to support Ukraine in its war with Russia.

Germany's highest court has ruled that a small far-right party will be denied funding for the next six years after deeming the group's values unconstitutional.

Sri Lankan lawmakers are debating a internet safety bill criticized by opposition figures, journalists and rights groups who argue that it aims to suppress freedom of speech.

More than 1,000 first responders are working the scene of a deadly landslide in southwestern China in a search for survivors under the rubble, officials say.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced Monday that the national parliament intends to change the constitution to allow millions of diaspora to claim dual-citizenship.

Hamas terrorists in Gaza carried out an attack on Monday that killed 21 Israeli soldiers, the deadliest attack on Israeli troops since the war in Gaza began in October.

Israel has faced recent criticism from the U.N. and aid agencies that it needs to do more to get humanitarian assistance into Gaza. IDF says there are no threats of infectious diseases or starvation.

Russian lawmakers are considering a bill that proposes the state seize property from people who criticize Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

US and UK forces attacked Houthi rebels on Monday, striking about 10 locations in Yemen with tomahawk missiles and F-18 fighter jets, according to defense officials.

The Archdiocese of Port-au-Prince has issued a letter urging the release of six kidnapped nuns and calling on the Haitian government to address the issue of gang violence.

Cameroon is the first country to implement a routine malaria vaccine program, with 19 other countries set to follow. The development of a second vaccine has eased supply concerns.

The U.S. Navy's top Mideast commander, Vice Adm. Brad Cooper, has confirmed that Iran is directly involved in ship attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels during the Israel-Hamas war.

In February 2022, 4 divers in Trinidad became trapped and died while doing maintenance for a fuel supplier. An inquiry into their deaths recommends corporate manslaughter charges.

European Union foreign ministers believe the creation of a Palestinian state is crucial for achieving peace in the Middle East despite an Israeli leader's rejection of the idea.

A former high-ranking member of the pro-Syrian government militia has been convicted by a Dutch court of illegal detention and complicity in torture, officials say.

Spain's Supreme Court has ruled that authorities acted illegally when they sent unaccompanied child migrants back to Morocco after thousands attempted to enter Spain in 2021.

Saudi Arabia's top diplomat rejected normal relations with Israel after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he opposed a two-state solution amid war in Gaza.

Liberia's new president, Joseph Boakai, was sworn in at the age of 79, becoming the country's oldest sitting head of state. He has pledged to address economic challenges.