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Gunmen in Mexico reportedly opened fire on a convoy of vehicles traveling from the U.S. to Mexico, allegedly injuring Americans, according to reports.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is reportedly on his way to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin for an official state visit, the Kremlin announced Monday.

An British parliamentary researcher, who was arrested under the Official Secrets Act in March under accusations of spying for China, has claimed that he is innocent.

Mark Dickey, an American researcher trapped more than 3,000 feet inside of a cave in Turkey, could be removed as early as tonight, officials say.

At least one person died and nine others were injured in a roadside bombing that targeted Pakistan’s security forces. The Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Two dozen corpses have been recovered after a boat carrying more than 100 passengers capsized in north-central Nigeria early Sunday. Only 30 people have been rescued so far.

At least nine people have sustained injuries during an emergency landing in Singapore after smoke from an engine fire began to fill the cabin of an Air China jet.

A small plane crashed and erupted into flames Sunday during an airshow in Hungary. The pilot and passenger of the aircraft both died and three other people were seriously injured.

President Biden said Sunday that the U.S. wanted to build ties with Vietnam and its neighbors to ensure international stability, not to contain China.

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said that Russian President Vladimir Putin can freely visit Brazil at next year's G-20, adding that there is no way he'd be arrested.

The Ulma family, who sheltered Jews in Poland during World War II and were killed by Nazis, were beatified on Sunday. Wiktoria Ulma's unborn child was also included.

Questions about the potential for widespread unmarked burial sites of indigenous children in Canada remain after excavation of one site failed to turn up bodies.

The U.S. eliminated al Qaeda and shattered ISIS after the two-decade mission across the Middle East, but those successes cost many lives and distracted from other threats.

The drug trade in Afghanistan is booming two years after the U.S. withdrew from the country, with methamphetamine and heroin being the country's largest products.

A magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit Morocco on Friday, killing at least 2,012 people and injuring more than 2,059 others. Ancient buildings were also damaged by the quake.

Chief national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin has an exclusive interview with now-retired Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie who oversaw the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021.

The Group of 20 released a statement avoiding criticism of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, stressing that its purpose was for economic cooperation rather than security issues.

Rescue operations to retrieve stranded US researcher Mark Dickey are underway after doctors gave the greenlight to begin efforts Saturday.

Morocco suffered devastating damage and over a thousand fatalities after a 6.8-magnitude earthquake shook the North African nation Friday night.

Several thousand climate protesters broke through a police barrier and blocked a Dutch highway in a demonstration against fossil fuel subsidies enacted by the country's parliament.