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The German government has passed legislation to liberalize cannabis rules, with possession of limited amounts of marijuana set to be decriminalized on April 1.

A strong and shallow undersea earthquake shook the eastern side of Indonesia's main island of Java. The quake struck at a depth of 5.2 miles north of Paciran in East Java province.

A U.N. humanitarian official has appealed for over $4 billion in aid to assist more than 10 million Syrians in an effort to address the ongoing crisis impacting civilians.

Police in northern England are investigating whether a major donor to Britain's Conservative government committed a crime after allegedly making racist remarks.

Arnolfo Teves Jr., a former Filipino congressman, has been arrested on accusations of orchestrating the killings of Negros Oriental Gov. Roel Degamo and eight others.

A former executive was sentenced to death for poisoning his company's founder in December 2020 following a dispute over business operations, officials say.

Russia launched their largest attack on Ukraine's energy sector in recent times, causing 3 deaths and a "large-scale disruption" to the country's energy system.

Russia launched their largest attack on Ukraine's energy sector in recent times, causing 3 deaths and a 'large-scale disruption' to the country's energy system.

A new Israeli government report obtained by Fox News Digital shows antisemitism in London has spiraled out of control, tuning the British capital into ground zero for hatred of Jews and Israel.

Ernst Julme, the head of the Delmas 95 gang, which is part of an alliance with gang leader Jimmy “Barbeque" Cherizier, reportedly has been killed in Haiti.

Increasingly desperate Palestinian civilians appear to be stuck in the war-torn Gaza Strip, with nearby Arab countries keeping their doors firmly closed.

Former soccer player Robinho will soon begin serving nine years in prison in Brazil for the rape of a woman in Italy more than 10 years ago.

Portugal's center-right minority government, set to form after years of leftist rule, must contend with an insurgent, far-right populist party's demands for political leverage.

Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni appointed his son Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba as the 'top commander of the military' on Thursday; many believe Museveni is preparing his child for succession.

European Union leaders on Thursday appeared to agree, in principle, to opening up membership negotiations with Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The office of Algerian President Abdelmajid Tebboune announced Thursday that the country's next election will be held on Sept. 7, giving Tebboune more than five months to campaign.

Investigators in Nuevo León, a state along Mexico's northern border, said Thursday that they found at least 10 charred human corpses in a vehicle near Monterrey.

Canada's Minister of Immigration Marc Miller announced Thursday that the country will set targets to reduce the number of temporary residents from 6.2% to 5% over the next three years.

Amid protests in Cuba over energy and food shortages, calls are growing for the military to side with the people fighting for better living conditions.

The debt-addled Sri Lankan economy has begun a gradual recovery, with inflation down to 5.9% last month, according to the International Monetary Fund.