An explosives manufacturing plant in the Samara region of Russia exploded Friday, killing six individuals and injuring at least two more, according to emergency personnel.
One-fifth of congregations in the United Methodist Church have announced schism with the larger conference, buying out their church property and cutting ties.
U.S. officials said cluster munitions would be part of about $800 million in new military assistance to Ukraine for the continued war effort against Russia.
A curriculum compiled by an organization in the U.K. instructs children as young as seven about gender identity and pushes the idea that LGBTQ behavior is compatible with their religion.
Ukraine developed its own artificial intelligence platform after looking at ten others. It used a tailor-made system to avoid handing sensitive data to any company.
Russian pilots 'engaged in unsafe and unprofessional behavior' when it harassed U.S. drones over Syria for the second time within the past 24 hours, the U.S. Air Force said Thursday.
A South Australian man was arrested Wednesday in connection to the murder of a 17-month-old toddler he was caring for when the child sustained serious head injuries.
Former U.S. officials in the White House and State Department have held talks with Russians including Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov – on negotiations to end the Ukraine war.
UN chief expressed strong condemnation of Israel's disproportionate use of force during its largest military operation in two decades, which targeted a refugee camp in the West Bank.
A Spanish migrant rights organization said Thursday at least 951 migrants have tragically lost their lives while attempting to reach Spain by sea in the first six months of 2023.
The detah toll from two weeks of relentless monsoon rains in Pakistan climbed to at least 55 on Thursday, as authorities reported 12 additional deaths, including eight children.
British lawmaker Chris Pincher, a Tory who represents Tamworth in the House of Commons, will likely be ejected from parliament over sexual harassment claims.
President Macron appealed for calm and order amidst several days of widespread unrest across France sparked by the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old boy named Nahel Merzouk.
Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank targeted by a Hamas militant who opened fire, killing one Israeli a day after Israeli forces concluded large military operation.
The United Nations mission head in South Sudan, Nicholas Haysom, stated that the country is currently unprepared to hold its first presidential election next year.
The European Food Safety Authority announced Thursday that it failed to find "critical areas of concern" stemming from usage of weedkilling agent glyphosate.