In a landmark LGBTQ+ case, Jimmy Sham, a pro-democracy activist detained in Hong Kong, has begun his final appeal to seek recognition for his same-sex marriage registered in New York.
A permit to release Japan’s treated radioactive wastewater could soon be issued. Local fishing groups and neighboring countries are opposing the release over safety concerns.
A European investigation where authorities listened in to criminals by using encrypted phones has led to 6,500 arrests worldwide and the seizure of hundreds of tons of drugs.
South Koreans are getting at least one year younger this week after the government passed legislation adopting the international standard for counting age.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said Tuesday he talked Russian President Vladimir Putin down from his threat to "wipe out" Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin.
British man Timothy Southern died while vacationing in Jamaica after trying to complete a 21-drink challenged at a bar to celebrate a woman's birthday, reports show.
The American man who filmed a tourist carving his name into the ancient Colosseum in Rome, Italy, said he was "dumbfounded" that someone would deface the monument.
The IDF integrated AI for operations to hunt Hamas leaders and has used AI to detect and counter cyberattacks, helping to thwart the majority of such attacks.
The European Union on Wednesday will begin to look into a possible strategy to combat climate change: blocking some of the sun's rays from Earth's surface, according to a report.
Archeologists say a fresco discovered in the ancient ruins of Pompeii is not, as was previously believed, a pizza as the key ingredients did not arrive in Italy until centuries later.
A GOP lawmaker has introduced a bill forcing the State Department to provide more information on Americans imprisoned abroad like Marc Fogel who has been jailed in Russia since 2021.
The government of El Salvador has maintained a "state of exception" for over a year as it cracked down on rampant gang violence in the country, arresting tens of thousands of men.
A gas explosion which shuttered a gold mine in South Africa was thought to have caused 31 deaths last month. However, authorities said underground movement has been detected.
A United Nations report revealed that Russian forces have tortured and even executed detained Ukrainian civilians. Some people say they were sexually abused as well.
A luxury resort in Mexico owned by Hyatt has shut down amid an investigation into the deaths of an American couple who were found dead in their rooms earlier this month.
The deal to send Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin into exile may be part of a larger strategic plan by Russian President Vladimir Putin to spread Ukraine thin.
Benjamin Netanyahu told visiting members of the U.S. Congress that he has received an invitation for an official visit to China. He did not disclose if the trip would take place.
Hundred of Ethiopians have died of hunger in the Tigray region after the United States and United Nations paused food aid, according to local officials.
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