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A magnitude 5.1 earthquake was reported near Barbados on Tuesday, though no immediate damage was reported on the eastern Caribbean island.

Hundreds of Islamist rebels have been reported dead by state media in Burkina Faso after attempting to seize control of a vulnerable town near the Malian border.

A man who was 17 when he fatally stabbed a Toronto masseuse has been sentenced to life in prison for the act, reportedly motivated by online "incel" ideology.

Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said Russia has organized a surge of border crossings into the country, a claim that Moscow has denied.

Eleven people died and 75 others were injured in a mining accident in South Africa on Monday, when an elevator broke and plunged down hundreds of feet.

France is seeking to quell an "Irish-style scenario" in the wake of demonstrations in response to the stabbing of a 16-year-old billed as an anti-White" crime.

Israeli army Chief of Staff Lieutenant-General Herzi Halevi revealed his military's priorities as a temporary cease-fire with Hamas forces in Gaza is nearing its conclusion.

Israeli professor Ruth Halperin-Kaddari condemns the United Nations for not recognizing alleged sexual crimes Hamas terrorists committed against Israeli women and girls on Oct. 7.

Hamas have released 51 hostages since Israel agreed to a cease-fire conditional on the release of at least 10 hostages per day, with many foreign nationals also released at the same time.

Israel’s military is accusing Hamas Tuesday of “violating" an extended cease-fire agreement Tuesday following reported explosions and gunfire in Gaza.

The North Korean government is reporting votes against the ruling regime's candidates in local parliamentary elections for the first time since 1956.

The wife of Main Directorate of Intelligence Chief Kyrylo Budanov, Marianna Budanova, has fallen ill after being poisoned with heavy metals, reports say.

The terror group Hamas has transferred custody of a 10-month-old Israeli hostage and his family to a different Palestinian terror group, the Israel Defense Forces said Tuesday.

The World Health Organization has warned more Palestinians in Gaza could die from disease than aerial strikes, if action is not immediately taken to restore healthcare access.

The 41 Indian construction workers who had been trapped in a tunnel for the past 16 days were rescued in dramatic fashion on Tuesday.

The United States is looking to increase the amount of food, medical supplies and fuel going into Gaza, through Egypt, to help alleviate the needs of Palestinians displaced by the war.

With Israel determined to wipe out Hamas in Gaza, some analysts say such a vacuum could leave a space for Abraham Accords countries to step in and help with post-war reconstruction.

Attacks in Sierra Leone resulted in the freeing of some inmates at one of the country's major prisons, and prompted fears of an unfolding coup.

In order to reach North Macedonia, Lavrov's plane would need to fly over Bulgarian or Greek airspace; Bulgaria announced it has granted such permission.

Poland's ruling Law and Justice party has sworn in a new government that will allow it to hold onto power, and make government appointments.