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An incident in north-central Nigeria killed 108 people, after a boat they were traveling in broke apart in the Niger River. The boat was carrying over 250 passengers.

Authorities filed charges against a man in connection with a knife and van attack that resulted in the death of two student athletes and a school caretaker in Nottingham, England.

After North Korea launched missiles in protest of the live-fire drills conducted by the U.S. and South Korea, an American nuclear-powered submarine arrived in South Korea.

A bus full of senior passengers was heading to a casino when it collided with a semi-trailer in Manitoba, Canada. Fifteen people, mostly seniors, died in the incident.

A village in Brienz, Switzerland, was left unscathed after a huge mass of Alpine rock slid down a nearby mountainside and stopped short of the settlement.

China has revealed plans to develop a futuristic warship that would include breakthrough technologies that would bring "science fiction to the real world," according to a report.

Ukrainian businessman Dymitro Firtash faces a U.S. indictment accusing him of conspiracy. A court in Austria ruled in favor of Firtash, sending the case back to square one.

A new U.N. report outlines how the Taliban are experiencing internal divisions over the competition for power and the group has allowed al Qaeda and other terrorist groups to flourish.

Pope Francis was discharged from Gemelli Hospital in Rome, on Friday, after spending more than a week in recovery from his abdominal surgery.

A former teacher in the United Kingdom was convicted and sentenced to 22 years in jail for violently attacking her married lover's wife. Clare Bailey used a carving knife to attack her victim.

An Irish senator defended hate speech legislation moving through the Irish government by arguing it would merely be another law restricting freedom for the greater good.

Ultra founder and CEO Ram Ben Tzion flagged Temu as a deliberate effort to bypass trade laws that would refuse Chinese products potentially made by Uyghur forced labor.

Amid a rise of international antisemitism, the son of George Soros, Alex, is under fire for following his father’s footsteps to fund anti-Israel NGOs that demonize the Jewish state.

An American man is in German custody for allegedly shoving two fellow American tourists down a steep slope, killing one of them near the Neuschwanstein Castle.

Two Swedish women were arrested Wednesday for gluing their hands to a Monet painting and smearing red paint at the National Museum in Stockholm to protest climate change.

Mass bird deaths along Mexico's Pacific coast earlier this year initially raised concerns of avian flu, but the government now attributes them to the warming Pacific ocean currents.

Canadian authorities issued arrest warrants for a former actor from the movie "Dances With Wolves," who is facing multiple charges including sexual exploitation, sexual assault, and more.

Farmers in Culiacan, Mexico, staged a three-day protest at the airport over low prices for their corn and wheat crops, causing flight cancellations.

An Argentine judge has requested Interpol's assistance in apprehending four Lebanese individuals for questioning regarding their alleged involvement in the 1994 AMIA bombing.

The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has announced the opening of a preliminary probe in Congo, following a request made by the African nation.