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Kim Yo Jong, since her 2018 international debut, has increasingly made public statements and threats on behalf of her brother, indicating an incredible level of authority.

A senior Iranian official confirmed a prisoner swap with the United States would take place on Monday after $6 billion in frozen funds, key in the exchange, arrived in Qatar.

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence could lead to a crippling attack on the U.K.'s NHS system, causing a disruption on the scale of the COVID-19 pandemic.

As numbers of illegal migrant crossings continue to surge, a train filled with migrants from Zacatecas, Mexico, was seen moving toward the southern border on Sunday.

National Security Jake Sullivan held "candid, substantive, and constructive" with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Li over the weekend in an effort to ease strained US-China ties.

The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany was spray-painted on Sunday by climate activists seeking an end to coal, oil and gas by 2030, though Germany is targeting 2045.

Jody Francis Oliver was an unemployed married dad living in the U.K. who was discovered to be a prolific liar who swindled millions of dollars from people using false identities.

Barcelona is a city packed with tourist attractions and experiences for everyone. Visit Sagrada Família and the Gothic Quarter, among other places, in Barcelona.

A Russian governor gifted North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un with five explosive drones, a reconnaissance drone and a bulletproof vest before he left Russia.

Norwegian chief of defense said Saturday that "20% or less" of Russian soldiers remain at its border in the Artic compared to when the war in Ukraine started.

The road walked by Jesus Christ and Abraham is on display in a new movie that covers the richest region of biblical history in Israel.

An unidentified 63-year-old Belgian cyclist who was accused of knocking over a young girl won a defamation lawsuit against the family for posting video that went viral.

All 14 passengers, including the pilot and copilot are dead, after a plane plummeted in Brazil with tourists on board.

Mexican cartels have set up so called "intelligence centers" in parts of the country. The centers also work as communications hubs so the criminal organizations can keep a watch on authorities and others.

The United Kingdom's government said in a new report Chinese recruitment schemes have tried "to headhunt British and allied nationals in key positions."

Ruins near the ancient biblical city of Jericho have been declared a World Heritage Site, with some Israeli officials bristling at the move.

Reports suggest that the painting may have ended up in the hands of organized crime, where it could have served as some form of collateral for a deal.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has described American XL Bully dogs as a “danger to our communities" and announced plans to ban them following public outcry.

Former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin is facing criticism following her seemingly abrupt announcement that she is leaving politics to work for a London nonprofit.

The U.N. Security Council voted Friday to conclude, one year from now, an investigation into the activities of Islamic State extremists in Iraq, as requested by the Iraqi government.