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The U.S. Navy has is investigating how USNS Alan Shepard, a cargo ship that carries dry cargo and ammunition, ran aground in Bahrain.

An expert on Iran's nuclear development says the U.S. is improperly assessing Iran's pursuit of atomic weapons, supported by Dutch, Swedish and German intelligence reports.

Around 15 vehicles were trapped in a tunnel in South Korea due to flooding. Nine bodies were pulled from the tunnel by rescuers. Nearly 900 rescuers were searching the tunnel.

The U.S. will move forward with sending F-16s to Turkey, but President Erdogan has to fulfill his promise and push through Sweden's NATO application in the Turkish parliament.

A couple of men, ages 30 and 31, were killed in a shooting in Poznan, Poland. The incident occurred at a hotel restaurant in an area popular among tourists.

Fumio Kishida, the prime minister of Japan, visited the UAE on July 17, 2023, as part of a visit through the Arab Gulf states to discuss energy and commerce.

The United Kingdom is pushing for a single-use vape ban by 2023 for environmental and health purposes. Other countries in the region have pushed for a similar ban.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is warning that Russia "reserves the right" to use cluster bombs after Ukraine received a shipment of the controversial weapons.

Hong Kong's government said the city plans on banning imports of Japanese aquatic products due to pollution caused by the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant.

Flights, schools, ferries, and even the stock market in Hong Kong were closed Monday as the city braces for a typhoon expected to make landfall in the neighboring provinces of China.

Scientists worry the bird flu outbreak among dozens of cats in Poland may trigger another pandemic, but infection rates among humans remain low, according to a U.N. agency.

The death toll from the heavy rainfall in South Korea has reached 40. Over 10,000 people have been evacuated from their homes since the start of the storm.

Canadian officials announced the death of a second firefighter during wildfires,, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau among those offering condolences.

The bridge connecting Crimea and Russia was temporarily closed Monday after an explosion killed two people and injured at least one other. The cause of the attack is not clear.

Iran's morality police is once again enforcing the dress code on women wearing the Islamic scarf after pulling back in response to nationwide protests.

A Swiss teen was filmed defacing Rome's ancient Colosseum just weeks after another tourist was caught carving his initials onto a wall.

U.S. F-16 fighter jets are being deployed to the Strait of Hormuz to augment A-10 and Navy assets in an effort to deter Iranian ship seizures in the Persian Gulf region.

German authorities believe that a 46-year-old man is responsible for the death of his gay lover after he injected his penis with silicone in an attempt to make it larger.

The son of a Canadian pastor potentially facing 10 years in prison for delivering a sermon to truckers blocking the U.S.-Canada border in 2022 appealed to the EU Parliament for help.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was released from the hospital after being admitted due to suspected dehydration, his office said.