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Russian President Vladimir Putin has appointed a former aide to deceased Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin as a leader in training Ukrainian volunteers.

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the president of Brazil, will undergo hip replacement surgery, a common procedure that will take about one to two hours.

Signs of pushback against France are becoming more forceful. In Algeria, third and fourth graders will learn English-language classes as schools transition from French.

According to the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, 2023 saw an 83% increase of migrants and refugees who arrived in southern Europe compared to last year.

More than 70% of the population of Nagorno-Karabakh, which has been run by ethnic Armenian separatist authorities for decades, has fled the region for Armenia.

A bombing in southwestern Pakistan on Friday killed at least 52 people and injurid 70 more at a rally for the birthday of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad.

Russia has reached out to a number of allies across Asia and Asia Minor to bolster its weapons and munitions amid the conflict in Ukraine as both sides burn through their supplies.

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned world leaders must act to ensure artificial intelligence is used to make the world prosperous, not for AI-driven wars.

A tree in Sycamore Gap in the United Kingdom, that was seen in the film, "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves," was chopped down overnight and a teenager was arrested.

Bermudian Premier David Burt on Thursday announced an in-depth probe into a cyberattack against the Atlantic island nation's government.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson on Thursday announced his intent to discuss how the Nordic country's armed forces can help police combat surging crime rates.

Lebanese authorities revealed the food delivery driver who discharged a firearm outside the U.S. Embassy in Beirut did so due to a personal vendetta against the security personnel.

Six people were killed and 14 others were injured in a Thursday car bombing in central Somalia, the third attack the African Horn country reported in one day.

South Africa's RCL Foods revealed that its poultry division has taken the drastic step of culling 410,000 chickens in response to the country's most severe outbreak of avian flu.

A fire incident occurred on Thursday at an automobile battery factory owned by Iran's Defense Ministry, marking the second such incident in less than a week.

A former Belarusian security operative was acquitted of charges related to the disappearances of three political opponents of President Aleksander Lukashenko during the late 1990s

A lone gunman unleashed a deadly spree in the Netherlands, resulting in two fatalities. The shooter, identified as a 32-year-old student from Rotterdam, was in a bulletproof vest.

Lebanese Armenian protestors were tear-gassed by riot police outside the Azerbaijani Embassy in Beirut as they lobbed firecrackers at the building.

Six female migrants found themselves trapped inside a refrigerated food truck, and their rescue by French police unfolded as one of the women sent a distress call to a BBC reporter.

Taiwan will test its first-ever domestically built submarine in a harbor before releasing it into the ocean for further testing, officials said Thursday.