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Residents of China are increasingly using "facekinis" to protect against a record-breaking heat wave that has been afflicting the country in recent weeks.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a piece of legislation into a law that bans sex reassignment surgery and child adoption by transgender people.

A concerned father is urging officials in the Church of England to take action against alleged curriculum in a church school that teaches that children can be born in the wrong body.

Chinese state media reported that Beijing's foreign minister Qin Gang has been replaced by Wang Yi about a month after Qin has dropped out of public view.

A State Department spokesperson says there have been “no new communications since last week" with North Korea following the capture of an American soldier.

A former Canadian principal died by suicide after being harassed for challenging an anti-racism instructor's claims that Canada was more racist than the U.S.

Protestors in Guatemala took to the streets to demonstrate against government action taken against presidential candidate Bernardo Arévalo's leftist Semilla party.

A hail-battered Delta Air Lines flight was forced to land in Rome shortly after takeoff from Milan, per reports by airline officials and Italian media.

New Zealand's Justice Minister resigned Monday after she was charged with with crashing into a parked car while testing over the legal limit for alcohol.

Ams and aid shipments to Ukraine have come with little oversight, according to a Defense Department report, with some weapons falling into the hands of criminal gangs.

A suicide bombing at the Somali military academy killed 25 soldiers in Mogadishu. The attack was carried out by al-Shabab, and resulted in over 40 soldiers sustaining injuries.

Fierce wildfires have swept across Algeria, resulting in 15 fatalities and 26 injuries. The fires have forced the evacuation of approximately 1,500 individuals.

Two individuals in Serbia have been arrested by the police on suspicion of aiding a transnational criminal organization involved in smuggling at least 53 Cubans to Spain.

Tragedy struck at a middle school gymnasium on Sunday in Qiqihar, China's far northeast, killing eleven people in a roof collapse. The final victim was recovered Monday morning.

An overloaded passenger boat capsized off Indonesia's Sulawesi Island, claiming 15 lives. The ill-fated vessel, designed for 20 passengers, was carrying 33 individuals.

Bodies from a capsized boat were found on the coast of Senegal's capital Dakar. The country's navy discovered the bodies early in the morning.

Greta Thunberg, a climate activist from Sweden, has been fined by a Swedish court for disobeying police during an environmental protest at an oil facility.

A civilian plane crashed shortly after takeoff from an airport in Port Sudan, claiming the lives of nine people, including four military personnel on board.

The death toll from a building collapse Sunday in Cameroon has risen, surpassing initial figures, as rescue teams relentlessly search for survivors.

Seiichi Morimura, a renowned Japanese mystery writer, passed away at the age of 90 from pneumonia while being treated at a hospital in Tokyo, as confirmed by his official website.