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Chilean decision to shut down a Patagonian glacier has led to an angry response from local excursion guides and tourists, and a debate over environmental issues and safety concerns.

Leftist Chilean President Gabriel Boric on Tuesday received a draft of a proposed constitution that, if enacted, would override one that dates back to the Pinochet regime.

Burma is holding its first joint naval exercise with Russia, one of the Southeast Asian nation's closest allies since it was taken over by a military junta.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that no elections will take place in the country so long as the country's war with Ukraine battles on.

An aide to Ukraine’s top military commander died Monday when a grenade packed inside a birthday present exploded inside his Kyiv home. His son was also seriously injured.

Coordinator for Strategic Communications at the National Security Council John Kirby said Israeli commanders are forced to make a "touch choice" choosing the targets of military strikes.

Israeli archeologists have been called on to help uncover the remains of at least 10 people considered missing after the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas on settlement communities near Gaza.

Nassan Hasrallah, the fiery leader of the Lebanese group Hezbollah stopped short of declaring all out war on Israel, but the powerful military he heads has already unleashed massive rocket barrages on the nation.

Nobel laureate Ales Bialiatski, one of Belarus' top human rights advocates, has been transferred to solitary confinement as he serves out a 10-year prison sentence, his wife claims.

The families of Israeli hostages being held captive by Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip appeared in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday to speak about the plight of their loved ones.

Bangladesh announced a new salary structure for its garment factory workers on Tuesday, including a 56% increase in their monthly minimum wage.

The Kenyan government has announced a new initiative which seeks to call on civic pride and environmental consciousness in order to work together on an ambitious tree planting effort.

Love letters, both familial and romantic, were opened for the first time in 265 years at the request of a Cambridge University professor. They were written during the Seven Years' War.

Federal police in Brazil searched five locations Tuesday, including Rio de Janeiro's Portuguese Consulate, as part of an ongoing corruption investigation.

At least seven people are dead and 20 others are reported injured following a minibus explosion in a predominantly Shiite neighborhood in Kabul.

Blenheim Palace, which still serves as the home for the Duke of Marlborough, established an art foundation in 2014 that uses space in the manor to exhibit contemporary pieces.

At least 14 people, several of whom were local officials, have been killed by drone strikes near Kidal, Mali, according to the town's mayor.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken has urged Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to de-escalate a conflict along the countries' shared border, which has displaced millions.

Russia is financing a campaign to spread disinformation through Latin America to weaken support for Ukraine, the State Department said on Tuesday.

Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs says jail time and fines could be handed out for anyone seen wearing clothing with emblems related to the Israel-Hamas war.