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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un operated a newly developed battle tank during live fire exercises on Wednesday, its government said.

Jimmy Cherizier, known by the nickname “Barbecue," has recently threatened "genocide" if Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry does not step down.

A controversial Canadian law that sets out to make social media platforms safer is getting flak for what some say is government overreach.

Zimbabwean police have arrested a self-described prophet at a compound where 16 unregistered graves and over 250 child laborers were found.

At least 250,000 people have been displaced in the Democratic Republic of the Congo over the last month, largely because of escalating conflicts.

Tomás Morales, a leading contender for mayor of Chilapa, Mexico, has reportedly been found murdered, according to prosecutors in the country's south.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday said lawlessness, insecurity, and desperation are forcing ordinary civilians and criminals to charge trucks delivering aid.

South Africa will arrest it citizens who fight for Israel in the Gaza Strip upon their return home, the country's foreign minister said this week.

Austria announced Wednesday the expulsion of two diplomats from the Russian Embassy in Vienna, declaring them "personae non gratae" and giving them until March 19 to leave the country.

The European Union is tracking a Bangladesh-flagged cargo ship whose 23 crewmembers were taken hostage this week by pirates off Somalia's coast.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the crisis in Haiti "has been a long unfolding story" that will require coordination from the international community to solve.

The International Monetary Fund will conduct key talks with the new Pakistani government this week to determine the nation's eligibility for $1.1 billion in bailout funds.

Geert Wilders, whose party placed first in November elections, has been unable to form a coalition government with prospective partners; likely outcome will be a 'technical Cabinet.'

Amid Biden’s ongoing waiver of billions of dollars in  sanctions relief to the Iran, a new push is unfolding to stop the White House’s payments to America’s top enemy.

Jaime Barrera, a prominent journalist with family ties to Mexico's ruling Morena party, has been found alive after being kidnapped Monday by armed men.

Ukrainian justice ministers in DC urged the US to continue its support as it staves off Putin's invasion; also discussed was a bill that would allow the repossession of Russian assets in U.S.

Co-chairs of the Congressional Executive Commission on China raised concern that North Koreans are forced to work and suffer abusive practices in Chinese seafood processing plants.

An anonymous U.S. official said that America has not adjusted its nuclear posture following Vladimir Putin saying he will use nuclear weapons if Russia's sovereignty is threatened.

Polish farmers allowed more trucks to pass through a border crossing with Ukraine, but reneged on a promise to unblock it completely, Polish state news agency PAP reported.

The prevalence of lithium mining is threatening to disrupt traditional ways of life for indigenous groups living in a region spanning Argentina, Chile and Bolivia.