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Wildfires burning in northeastern Greece for the 11th consecutive day are now the largest that the European Forest Fire Information System has on record.

Zimbabwe's primary opposition party on Tuesday called for a do-over of last week's disputed elections, which would be supervised by neighboring countries.

A Finnish lawmaker is set to reappear in court at the end of this month over a social media post citing Bible verses, despite the courts dismissing the charges against her over a year ago.

Ukrainian farmers are anticipated to maintain their winter wheat sowing area for the 2024 harvest, despite facing higher logistics costs due to the ongoing wartime export crisis.

The CEO of Dalata, Ireland's largest hotel group, suggested that the pandemic-driven trend of prioritizing travel in spending habits might become a lasting change.

The European Union's top official on Tuesday said she would nominate Wopke Hoekstra as the governing body's official in charge of climate action.

Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei on Tuesday called for a peaceful, democratic transition of power to successor Bernardo Arévalo.

The Notting Hill Carnival was "marred by violence" this year after 275 people were arrested for possession of weapons, assaulting police, sexual offenses and more.

A dental assistant in Jamaica has been charged with murder and kidnapping in connection with the June death of eight-year-old Danielle Rowe.

Dutch prosecutors on Tuesday demanded a 12-year prison sentence for Khalid Latif, who is accused of offering a $23,000 bounty to anyone who killed right-wing politician Geert Wilders.

Tensions between Greek Cypriots and Syrian migrants have been escalating in the Middle Eastern country. Over two dozen people were recently arrested.

China is set to prolong tax policies for foreign individuals employed within the country until the conclusion of 2027, according to a statement from the finance ministry on Tuesday.

Despite progress in China, global air pollution remains the primary external threat to human health, particularly impacting countries in Asia and Africa.

South Korea's government is preparing to boost its budget spending for the upcoming year to nearly $497B in 2024. However, this increase is the smallest seen in the last 20 years.

Photos taken Friday appear to show the gravesite of Wagner Group mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin in St. Petersburg, Russia, after he was killed in a plane crash last week.

A German Islamic State female member, who enslaved a 5-year-old girl and watched her die of thirst in Iraq, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison.

Swiss prosecutors announced the indictment of an 85-year-old former Algerian defense minister for his alleged involvement in crimes against humanity during the tumultuous insurrection.

Japan's financial regulator will maintain a close watch on the impact of central bank policies on regional banks as the nation moves towards normalizing its monetary strategies.

A French soldier who was serving alongside Iraqi forces lost his life during a counterterrorism operation north of Baghdad, as confirmed by the French military.

A prominent judicial body in Europe has recently issued an opinion that the political system in Bosnia, established through a peace deal brokered by the U.S. in 1995, amplifies ethnic divisions.