Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin said in a Telegram video posted Monday that the mercenary force was making Russia "greater" and Africa "freer" while giving "hell" to terrorist groups.
The Dominican government has unveiled a support initiative to assist the families of the 32 people who died in a plastics factory explosion earlier this month.
The U.S. Embassy in Belarus is warning Americans still in the country to leave immediately as geopolitical tensions and civil unrest create greater risk.
Iraq's oil minister has arrived in Ankara for talks on several matters, with a primary focus on reestablishing the flow of oil exports through Turkey's Ceyhan oil terminal.
A suspected Palestinian attacker fatally shot an Israeli woman and left a man seriously wounded in the southern part of the occupied West Bank on Monday.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey expressed strong disapproval on Monday over the actions of U.N. peacekeepers, accusing them of hindering the construction of a Cyprus road.
British Security Minister Tom Tugendhat on Monday pledged enhanced support for Iraq's security forces in their endeavors to combat drug production and trafficking.
Pakistan's military alleged that Indian troops initiated gunfire that killed a villager Monday along their contested border in the Himalayan region of Kashmir.
The Jakarta auto show provided Indonesia's government with a platform to reaffirm its commitment to boosting electric vehicle production and sales in Asia's largest auto market.
A cash payment of $6,800 is being given out to nearly 100 Christian families in Pakistan after a riot sparked by the possible desecration of the Quran destroyed several Christian homes.
Hundred of fires are still burning in the Canadian wilderness, but firefighters are making progress. Canada has seen a record number of wildfires this year.
Fishermen have feared that the release of Fukushima’s nuclear waste may damage the industry’s reputation. In response, the Japanese government has vowed to support the industry.
A driver in Taiwan was trying to get breakfast after a night out drinking when he sped through the barrier of a train crossing and smashed into the side of the train.
A rights group has alleged that Saudi guards near war-torn Yemen may have killed hundreds of Ethiopian migrants in the latest attack of an escalating pattern of border violence.