A Vatican court ordered two climate activists to pay over 28,000 euros ($30,000) in damages for glueing their hands to the base of an over 2,000-year-old statue.
Two Chinese beauty clinic owners are suspected in the death of a South Korean K-Pop DJ who turned up dead wrapped in a red sheet on the side of a road in Cambodia.
As Ukraine's highly anticipated counteroffensive gets underway, defense officials are claiming that forces have taken back a fourth village from Russia.
A 32-year-old Austrian woman has been taken into custody under suspicion of committing several egregious acts of child abuse over a months-long period.
Three British nationals who disappeared in the Red Sea after a scuba diving boat they boarded caught fire have been reported dead by the vessel's owner.
A 44-year-old mother of three faces 28 months in prison after pleading guilty to obtaining an abortion drug after the country's legal cut-off of 10 weeks into the pregnancy.
South Africa's ruling African National Congress party has expelled its former secretary-general, Ace Magashule, on grounds of misconduct and violations of party regulations.
A boy was fatally shot by police in Iran's southwestern Khuzestan province after his father stole a car and fled with him. Authorities issued several warnings before firing.
Four Colombian childrens, aged 13, 9, 4, and 1, survived in the Amazon jungle for 40 days by using natural surroundings to hide from dangerous wildlife.
The Pakistani government expressed its delight Monday as the initial consignment of discounted crude oil from Russia arrived, marking a significant milestone in the bilateral agreement.
Authorities in Sweden have reported that a shooting incident in the suburb of Farsta, located south of Stockholm, resulted in the deaths of two individuals and left two others wounded.
The Netherlands and Canada collectively filed a complaint with the UN's highest judicial body, accusing the Syrian regime led by Bashar Assad of torturing thousands of civilians.
The Swedish government made the decision Monday to extradite a Turkish citizen who had been living legally in Sweden. He had previously been convicted of a drug crime in Turkey 2013.
A British free climber, believed to be George King-Thompson, was detained after attempting to ascend South Korea’s Lotte World Tower, the fifth tallest skyscraper in the world.
North Korea’s Kim Jong Un, commemorating Russia Day, sent a letter to Vladimir Putin seeking close ties as their countries work to develop their alliance.
Irann's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, says the West would be unable to prevent the Islamic Republic from getting nuclear weapons if they tried.
Puberty-blocking drugs will not be routinely administered to children in England, according to its heath service, citing that more evidence over its benefits and drawbacks is needed.
German shepherd Rambo that was severely injured by a rocket attack in Ukraine's embattled Kharkiv region is now training with a Hungarian police department.