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Japanese opposition lawmakers on Friday submitted a no-confidence motion against the governing party, accusing them of trying to rush through a budget bill.

Putin arch-nemesis Alexei Navalny is laid to rest at a Moscow church on Friday, March 1, following says of pleading by the family to get his body from the Russian government.

Barney Chandler has taken over as the new ravenmaster at the Tower of London. According to a prophecy, if the ravens leave the fortress, the Kingdom of England will fall

U.S. forces early Thursday evening carried out more strikes against anti-ship cruise missiles and a drone in the Red Sea, according to Central Command.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said it fired “warning shots" at a mob of Palestinians who rushed a humanitarian aid convoy early Thursday, leading to more than 100 killed.

A U.N.-backed panel on Thursday accused the Nicaraguan government, led by Socialist President Daniel Ortega, of human rights abuses “tantamount to crimes against humanity."

Brian Mulroney, former 18th Prime Minister of Canada, passed away at 84 Thursday. The conservative leader is credited with forging closer ties with the United States.

A tourist helicopter in Colombia crashed into a building moments after taking off — and all six people onboard survived the crash.

Pakistan's National Assembly on Thursday swore in newly-elected members of parliament, despite election integrity protests by supporters of imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry arrived in Kenya on Thursday in hopes of salvaging a proposal to deploy 1,000 police officers to the gang-ravaged Caribbean nation.

A fire at a six-story shopping mall in Dhaka, Bangladesh, has left at least 43 people dead and dozens of others injured, according to Health Minister Samanta Lal Sen.

Brazil's Roraima state, located in the Amazon rainforest, reported more that 2,000 wildfires in the past month, according to data released Thursday.

In the wake of Oct. 7, some in Argentina's Jewish community were grimly reminded of 1994, when the Argentine-Israelite Mutual Association was bombed, killing 85 and injuring 300.

Chadian opposition leader Yaya Dillo is now among those confirmed dead following an attack he led against the central African country's national security agency this week.

A bill criminalizing virtually all LGBTQ behavior has passed the Ghanaian parliament, drawing sharp criticism from international organizations and rights groups.

A bill outlawing the promotion of homosexuality and other behavior considered unfavorable by Belarus' authoritarian government is set to be considered by lawmakers.

In Vicksburg, Mississippi, recent ceremonies honored the memory of 18 Black soldiers who fought for the Union and were killed or wounded in 1864 by Confederate soldiers.

Russian authorities fined journalist Sergei Sokolov after a detainment for his story about Russian orphans who signed up for the army, saying it "discredited" Russian forces.

Leaders of Balkan countries have pledged their commitment to a new European Union financial aid plan aimed at boosting their economies with the ultimate goal of joining the EU.

A fighter jet crashed and burned in Burma's Magway region due to what is being described as a technical fault in training maneuvers on Thursday, Feb. 29.