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Drug cartels wreaked havoc across Apatzingan, Mexico, once again, following the death of Hipolito Mora, a vigilante leader of an anti-gang citizens’ movement.

Seven individuals, mostly teenagers, were apprehended in Lausanne, Switzerland, following the vandalism of multiple shop windows after recent riots in France.

France's Interior minister called on parents to control their kids after revealing that the average age of those arrested over the past week was just 17.

RCMP recieved reports that a tornado struck near the town of Didsbury in Alberta, Canada, resulting in the destruction of homes and the loss of livestock.

The Sudanese army has issued a call for young people and anyone capable of fighting to join its ranks and prepare for battle against a rival paramilitary force.

Ukrainian author Victoria Amelina died and several others were injured in a Russian missile attack on a popular restaurant in eastern Ukraine on June 27 in Kramatorsk.

San Pedro Huamelula Mayor Victor Hugo Sosa married an alligator-type reptile in a marriage ceremony that represents the union of the Chontal and Huave indigenous groups.

Pastor Yang Xibo and his wife have been slapped with a 400,000-yuan fine for organizing religious activities in defiance of the Chinese Communist Party, says a watchdog.

Frans Timmermans, the European Union's climate chief, is concerned about new coal-fired power plants being built in China. China is the world's biggest producer of renewable energy.

The U.S. State Department has issued a new advisory warning Americans from traveling to China over the risk of being unjustly detained there.

Germany accused Poland of continuing to pollute the Ode River after killing thousands of fish last summer. The Ode River runs between Germany and Poland.

Viktor Bout, the Russian arms dealer traded for Brittney Griner, has joined a radical political group and is running for office in Russia.

Indonesia’s Papua was struck by an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.4. There were no immediate reports of serious casualties or damage, but aftershocks may still occur.

A junior officer and an army major were killed during a search operation in southwestern Pakistan. Another soldier was injured in the attack.

Israeli drones struck targets at a militant stronghold in the West Bank early Monday, and thousands of troops were deployed in the area.

Antonio Guterres, the head of the United Nations, is calling for maritime countries to create a plan to reduce its climate-harming shipping emissions to net zero by 2050.

Greece's conservative Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis won in a landslide in the country's June 25 election. On July 3, 2023, the country swore in new lawmakers.

Windows shattered and smoke spewed after a blast occurred at a building in the commercial district of Shimbashi in Tokyo, Japan. Four people were also injured.

U.S. health authorities have deemed the chemical propylene glycol, used in food dye and as an ingredient in coolant, as "generally recognized as safe."

An ailing elephant in Sri Lanka has returned home to Thailand for medical treatment following allegations that the elephant was in bad health due to years of abuse and hard labor.