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The Croatian president, Zoran Milanović, cannot run for prime minister or take part in the upcoming parliamentary election without resigning from his current position.

The British government is pushing forward with its stalled plan to send some migrants on a one-way trip to Rwanda, despite facing several legal challenges.

Three teens have been detained over the gruesome murder of a thirteen-year-old boy in China. Authorities identified the victim only by his last name, Wang.

Two New Zealand tourists in Thailand had their visas revoked by immigration authorities after being accused of assaulting a traffic police officer on a resort island.

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has assigned the task of forming a new government to the center-right GERB-UDF coalition, the largest group in parliament.

Organizers of the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane, Australia, have canceled plans to rebuild a beloved stadium to use as their centerpiece for the games as they decide how to proceed.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken heads to the Philippines to reiterate U.S. commitment to its regional partners as China continues to ramp up maritime aggression in the South China Sea.

Polish farmers blocked two border crossings with Germany as protests against the EU's environmental regulations and cheap foreign imports persist.

Lawmakers in Gambia are set to vote on a bill that would repeal a 2015 ban on women's genital cutting, making the country the first to reverse such legislation.

Pakistani officials said the country launched multiple airstrikes targeting suspected hideouts of the Pakistani Taliban in Afghanistan following a suicide bombing attack.

London police have arrested arrested a 47-year-old man on suspicion of attempted murder after two separate incidents involving crossbow attacks in London.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited New Zealand on Monday, voicing his readiness to enhance trade and economic ties with the Pacific island nation.

North Korea has allegedly shipped approximately 7,000 containers of munitions and military equipment to Russia since last year, according to South Korea's defense chief.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, after securing a fifth consecutive term, announced plans to create a buffer zone in Ukrainian-controlled territory.

South Korean authorities have allegedly suspended the licenses of two senior doctors accused of instigating weeks of walkouts by medical interns and residents.

Three people have been apprehended by Spanish authorities in connection with the deaths of five migrants last November. The victims were forced to leap from their boat.

Several groups of protesters in Santiago, Cuba, on Sunday demonstrated against electricity outages and food shortages, with some lasting up to eight hours.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has suspended a ceasefire with an armed rebel group, Estado Mayor Central, after they attacked an Indigenous community.

The European Union has announced an $8 billion aid package for Egypt to alleviate economic pressures and address concerns about increased migration, officials say.

A man has fallen to his death from a hot air balloon that was traveling over a residential area of Melbourne, Australia, the country's second-largest city.