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The Biden administration has claimed there is no nuclear deal "in the offing," but recent reports indicate that U.S. and Iranian officials have continued diplomatic talks.

A German man with apparent information about Madeleine McCann's disappearance told a newspaper this week that suspect Christian Brueckner had confessed to kidnapping her.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is banned from seeking public office for eight years, preventing him from launching a political campaign until 2030.

Protests continued for a second day in Iraq over the burning of a Quran in Sweden. Some called on Iraqi authorities to expel the Swedish ambassador.

Taiwan Foreign Minister Joseph Wu speculated that the People's Republic of China could accidentally spark a third World War with its ongoing aggression.

The Dubrovnik Travel Board is working on a system to transport suitcases from airports directly to travelers' local addresses while they stay in the popular Croatian city.

A University of California, Berkeley, Ph.D. student who was studying a flowering shrub across North America was found dead in Mexico where his body was shot seven times.

After North Korea staged massive anti-U.S. rallies Sunday, the United States demonstrated its force by flying nuclear-capable bombers to the Korean Peninsula.

In the last few years, services aimed at helping employees escape their jobs more easily have risen in Japan, a country that stresses company loyalty and lifetime employment.

King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands is expected to formally apologize for the Dutch slave trade during a speech on the 160-year anniversary of abolition.

Mexico’s 112 heat-related deaths this year have nearly tripled last year’s figures, according to a health report. In June, 69 people died in one week nationwide.

Popular TV sex expert Sue Johanson has died at 93 years old. Johanson’s work to destigmatize sex earned acclaim across Canada and the United States.

A Russian hockey player competing in a top Polish league may have been a spy, according to officials. The athlete was the 14th member of a spy network to be arrested.

The remains of a 4-year-old girl that was found in a construction-site dumpster last year in Toronto, Canada, has been identified as Neveah Tucker.

France has seen a series of massive protests this year over issues ranging from pension disputes, climate change, police brutality and working conditions, affecting travel safety and efficiency.

Nearly 40,000 police officers were deployed across France on Thursday as the country experienced its third day of riots since a police officer used deadly force on a teenager.

Precursor chemicals whose only use is to manufacture fentanyl are ordered by the Cartels from Chinese factories. The drug is then produced in Mexico and smuggled into the US.

Satellite imagery from the European Space Agency has captured what appears to be a rapidly built up military base of Wagner forces near the Belarusian capital of Minsk.

A 6-year-old boy in Mexico fell off of a zipline after the harness broke at an amusement park on Sunday afternoon, but only suffered minor injuries.

Pentagon Secretary Brig. Gen Pat Ryder said the U.S. remains focused on Ukraine amid reports of a purge within Russian ranks after last week's short-lived Wagner mutiny.