A study from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development analyzed health care habits and measures across its 38 member states and included some recommendations, as nearly one in five adults reported heavy episodic drinking at least once a month on average across 29 countries in 2019.
Germany's economy will grow by an underwhelming 0.7% next year, down from March's 1.3% projection, according to Berlin's panel of independent economic advisers.
Kosovar Prime Minister Albin Kurti has announced that an institute documenting Serbia's crimes against Kosovo's population in the 1998-99 Kosovo War is being established.
As olive oil prices skyrocket, chainsaw-wielding thieves are cutting down old trees for profit, as well as diluting premium product with inferior versions, and falsifying shipping data.
The family of an 8-month-old baby with a rare metabolic disorder has been fighting to continue life support for their child after a judge's ruling to withdraw life support.
Israel announced Wednesday that a formal investigation into Hamas’ violent Oct. 7 attack in southern Israel – which launched the war – is now underway.
U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres slammed Israel's military actions in Gaza, stating the number of civilian casualties shows something is "clearly wrong."
Most Americans disapprove of how President Biden is handling the current conflict between Israel and Hamas, according to a new poll, as he calls for a humanitarian pause in Gaza.
Palestinian activist Mariam Abudaqa has been approved for deportation by a French court. France is cracking down on some groups considered to be supportive of terrorism.
The Israeli military plans to go deeper into Gaza City with its eyes on the al-Shifa Hospital as a key battle point in the war against Hamas terrorists.
South Africa will issue a "demarche," or formal reprimand, to the ambassador of Israel, Eliav Belotsercovsky. The reason for the reprimand was not provided.
The European Union will consider banning Russian diamonds next week. The proposal would be the 12th package of sanctions designed to diminish Russia's ability to finance war in Ukraine.
Ukraine was brought a step closer to entering the EU Wednesday after top officials from the European Commission recommended negotiations begin after Kyiv satisfies certain conditions.
Health officials in Gaza say more than 10,000 people have been killed, with about 40% of those being children. The staggering death toll is expected to rise.
Russian company Rostelecom won't seek compensation for a damaged fiber optic cable in the Baltic Sea. The damage was caused by a Chinese container ship, the NewNew Polar Bear.
Israel's military has shared a video it says shows an attack on a Hezbollah "terrorist target" as skirmishes remain ongoing along the Israel-Lebanon border.
The Israel Defense Forces said Wednesday that Hamas' head of weapons and industries, Moshen Abu Zina, was killed in an airstrike along with dozens of terrorists.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken rallied members of the Group of Seven, which represents the major democracies of the world, to condemn Hamas and its invasion of Israel.
French authorities have determined that multiple incidents of people painting Stars of David across Paris may be connected to a third-party, Russian-speaking individual.
The Spirit of Discovery was forced to turn around after encountering rough seas off the coast of France, resulting in around 100 passengers being injured.