Hezbollah launched a drone attack against an Israeli army base Tuesday, the same day a senior commander claimed to not want an expanded war with Israel.
A police officer critically wounded in a roadside bombing during a polio vaccination protection mission in northwestern Pakistan has died, bringing the death toll to seven.
In 2023, over 6,600 migrants lost their lives attempting to reach Spain by boat, marking a significant increase from the previous year's figure of 2,390.
Idan Amedi, an Israeli actor in the Netflix show “Fauda," has been injured while fighting against terrorists in the Gaza Strip, according to local reports.
The U.S. has issued a warning to Bosnia that celebrations of a self-proclaimed Bosnian Serb national holiday on Jan. 9 are considered a criminal offense.
A cable car crashed in a skiing region in western Austria, resulting in serious injuries to all four occupants. The incident occurred in the Hochoetz skiing area.
Gabriel Attal has been appointed as France's youngest-ever prime minister at the age of 34, succeeding Elisabeth Borne. Attal previously served as the government spokesman.
A Danish appeals court has upheld guilty verdicts for three members of an Iranian separatist group who are accused of promoting terror in Iran, officials say.
The Plaza Mexico stadium in Mexico City is preparing for the return of bullfighting after the Supreme Court of Justice overturned a ban imposed in June 2022.
In Taiwan, at least three people were hospitalized after mistakenly consuming colorful pods of liquid laundry detergent, which were distributed as part of a campaign freebie.
The Russian Communist Party has registered candidate Nikolai Kharitonov to stand in the upcoming presidential election against incumbent President Vladimir Putin.
South Korea's lawmakers passed a bill banning breeding and slaughter of dog meat for consumption on Tuesday which will eventually bring an end to the country’s centuries-old practice.
Countless small plastic pellets are under investigation by Spanish state prosecutors due to their widespread appearance on the northwest coast, officials say.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Israeli leaders in Tel Aviv and said Arab states may accept Israel if there is a path to a Palestinian state.
A U.S. citizen has been arrested in Russia on drug charges. The Moscow courts have ordered him to be held in custody for two months for an official investigation.
Taiwan's defense ministry apologized after a national emergency alert identified a Chinese satellite launch as a "missile flyover" in the English translation.
The Israeli Defense Forces said it killed about 40 Hamas terrorists and located weapons and underground tunnel shafts used by the terror group as Israel's war with Hamas continues.
American forces in Syria and Iraq were attacked 8 times before Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin resumed his duties while in the hospital due to an undisclosed ailment.
A horrific accident in Brazil's northeastern region in Bahia state left 25 dead and 6 injured, as a truck collided head on with a minibus transporting tourists back from the beach.
