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China is targeting U.S. military troops and veterans as part of an exploitation campaign to "fill gaps" in its military capabilities, a top U.S. general says.

The trend started in the days leading up to August 9, with suggestions of a time, place and even attire for those who wanted to loot the JD Sports store on Oxford street.

A Norwegian man, who picked up a metal detector for a hobby, has discovered a historic gold necklace that might have been worn as showy jewelry 1,500 years ago.

According to the United Nations, children making perilous journeys through Latin America and the Caribbean to escape issues such as gang violence and poverty have reached record highs.

Assistant Secretary of Defense for Indo-Pacific Security Affairs Ely Ratner said Wednesday at a press conference that China continues to intentionally disrupt its communication with the U.S.

Dozens of people were injured Friday after clashes between two Palestinian factions resumed overnight at the Ein el-Hilweh camp in Lebanon.

A helicopter has crashed off the coast of the United Arab Emirates. While rescue teams have recovered crash debris, two pilots, from Egypt and South Africa, remain missing.

North Korea unveiled its first attack submarine capable of using nuclear technology this week, but South Korea responded by downplaying its capabilities.

Former Toronto Star and Maclean's magazine editor-in-chief Peter C. Newman died in Belleville, Ontario, from stroke complications early Thursday. He was 94.

Rwandan authorities have arrested a suspected serial killer after discovering the bodies of more than 10 people in a pit on his property after he allegedly confessed to the killings.

At least six people have been reported dead and six others missing after severe rainstorms and widespread floods washed over central Greece.

The broader ban on China's state employees from using Apple's iPhones, as reported recently, is not surprising and is seen as an attempt to restrict the market access of Western companies

Burma's detained former leader is experiencing low blood pressure symptoms. However, she has been denied access to medical treatment at qualified facilities outside the prison system.

Deposed Gabonese President Ali Bongo Ondimba has been freed from house arrest and may travel abroad for medical treatment, the county's junta ruled.

Colombia's flagship airline, Avianca, announced an investment of $473M to expand its aircraft fleet by 16 planes. The move is part of the its strategy to increase its route offerings.

After three weeks of evacuation due to a nearby wildfire, the evacuation order for Yellowknife, a northern Canadian city with 20,000 residents, has been lifted.

The right-wing administration led by Premier Giorgia Meloni has endorsed a decree aimed at addressing juvenile delinquency, allowing for the potential arrest of children as young as six.

Former Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin announced she will be stepping away from politics to accept a position at a London-based nonprofit.

The Central African Republic is grappling with a severe humanitarian crisis affecting approximately 2.4 million people, while the U.N.'s appeal for $534 million is only 36% funded.

Fijian authorities initiated deportation for six South Korean religious group leaders at an organization known as the Grace Road Church. The sect relocated to Fiji approximately a decade ago.