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The population of golden lion tamarins in the Brazilian rainforest is at a high since the effort to save the species began in the 1970s.

Witnesses say that armed men kidnapped Alix Dorsainvil, originally from New Hampshire, and her daughter from Port au Prince, Haiti, on Thursday.

Authorities in Greece are planning to increase the fines for arson-related crimes by 10 times as wildfires continue to burn across the country.

Flooding in Beijing has killed at least 20 people, and 27 others are still missing. Authorities closed train stations and evacuated thousands of people.

Travel restrictions have been imposed by the United States on Hungarian citizens over concerns that many people who were granted Hungarian passports weren't sufficiently verified.

The Japanese island of Okinawa was lashed with strong winds and high waves from Typhoon Khanun. Transportation on the island was forced to halt, and stores closed.

Russian mercenary outfit Wagner Group has not lifted its suspension of recruitment, leader Yevgeny Prigozhin said in an audio message on Monday.

Organized by the online grassroots movement "Alvirus Alsakher," several thousand in Gaza marched and burned Hamas flags before police broke up protests on Sunday.

Portugal, a country many say is a model for drug legalization, is experiencing a myriad of drug problems that have some in the country wondering about a change of course.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Monday noted his government's intent to normalize relations with Turkey amid an improving political climate.

The United Nations is open to an offer by Kenya to establish and lead a multinational police force to curtail rampant gang activity in Haiti.

Haitians rallied Monday in Port-au-Prince to protest ongoing gang violence, including a recent incident in which an American nurse and her daughter were abducted by armed men.

Patriots of Senegal for Work, Ethics and Fraternity (PASTEF) has been dissolved by the West African nation's government ahead of the 2024 election.

A Princeton University student who was arrested by the FBI in connection with the U.S. Capitol riot, entered a guilty plea on Monday for his involvement in attacking police officers.

The Israeli Supreme Court on Monday said a full, 15-justice panel will hear petitions in September against a judicial reform law championed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Security authorities in eastern Libya conducted a successful overnight raid, freeing at least 385 Pakistani migrants who were being held in trafficking warehouses.

Iraq's foreign minister, Fouad Hussein, has urged the Organization for Islamic Cooperation to establish a committee for negotiations with the UN regarding the desecration of the Quran.

Italy plans to pull out of the controversial Chinese Belt and Road Initiative, Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosetto said during an interview released on Sunday.

Alix Dorsainvil, a nurse originally from New Hampshire, and her young daughter were reportedly kidnapped from Port au Prince, Haiti, on Thursday.

In a recent interview, Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, expressed positive views about the latest economic output data from France, Germany, and Spain.