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Greek authorities have bolstered firefighting efforts in the northeastern part of the country as a massive and deadly wildfire continues to rage unabated for its tenth day.

European Council President Charles Michel said Monday that the European Union should accept new member states by 2030 in a bid to stem Russian aggression and influence.

The 35th annual World Bog Snorkeling Championships has kicked off in Britain, where competitors slithered through slim in snorkeling gear, flippers, and other quirky accessories.

Niger’s junta has made military preparations to tighten its grip on the country as foreign nations threaten to use force to reinstate ousted President Mohamed Bazoum.

Millions of people are expected to attend this year’s Notting Hill Carnival in London, England, to celebrate the culture and music of the Caribbean.

Arrest warrants have been issued for two Russian citizens recently detained in Lebanon's capital for alleged espionage on Israel's behalf.

A Spanish Civil Guard boat, which has been carrying over a hundred rescued migrants for days, is urging Mauritania, the nearest place of safety, to allow the passengers to disembark.

At least five passengers, including four children, died after their migrant boat sank off the Greek island of Lesbos near Turkey. The Greek coast guard was able to rescue 18 people.

The Japanese PM called on China to intervene and prevent acts of harassment, including malicious phone calls and stone throwing, directed at Japanese diplomatic facilities and schools.

The leader of Sudan's army delivered a public address Monday, marking his first official visit outside the capital since the outbreak of the conflict with a rival general in mid-April.

China's financial professionals and corporate leaders have increasingly turned to domestic sources of funding in recent times due to a decline in foreign investment.

An agreement has been reached between Iran and Iraq to disarm and relocate "armed terrorist groups" in Iraq's Kurdistan region. The militant's new location has not been specified.

Sergej Skvortsov was charged on Aug. 28, 2023, with spying on Sweden and the United States. He allegedly spied on the two countries over a nine-year period.

Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey, plans to visit Russia to discuss a United Nations grain deal that collapsed. Russia quit the deal leading to its collapse.

A mother whose son was taken from her at birth was reunited 42 years later when he flew over 5,000 miles to meet her and the rest of his biological family.

United States conservatives have been accused of replacing faith with ideology by Pope Francis. The pope says a correct understanding of Catholic doctrine allows for change over time.

Russia's Federal Security Service has detained a former U.S. Consulate worker who is accused of collecting information about Russia's actions in Ukraine for U.S. Diplomats.

Poland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania announced that they would seal their borders with Belarus in the event of any military incidents or massive migrant pushes.

Following the release of Fukushima’s radioactive wastewater, Japan is now trying to address the nuclear plant’s 880 tons of deadly melted nuclear fuel.

Hundreds of people volunteered to search for the Loch Ness monster, called Nessie, in the Scottish Highlands this weekend. It is thought to be the largest hunt in 50 years.