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Mayon Volcano, the most active volcano in the Philippines, has begun spewing lava. More than 13,000 nearby villagers have evacuated the area.

A bus carrying wedding guests crashed in Hunter Valley, north of Sydney, Australia, leaving 10 dead and 25 injured. The bus driver has been arrested and remains in custody.

Former Italian Premier and scandal-plagued billionaire mogul Silvio Berlusconi has died at age 86, his media company said Monday, declaring "Berlusconi is dead."

The Syrian refugee who is accused of stabbing four young children and harming adults in Annecy, France, was charged with attempted murder and armed resistance, authorities said.

Canadian Prime Minister Justice Trudeau’s "special rapporteur on foreign interference," David Johnston, resigned amid allegations of a cover-up of Beijing's alleged election meddling.

Squatters in Spain allegedly beat a U.K. man with a bottle after he confronted them over taking over his vacation home while he was not there, European outlets report.

Bryan Stern, co-founder of Project Dynamo, shares details of the rescue operations his organization is doing in Kherson, Ukraine, to save residents after the collapse of the Kakhovka dam.

Border and water disputes led to skirmishes between Taliban and Iranian border personnel. A Taliban military commander had reportedly threatened to wipe Iran off the map.

More than 300 people attended an AI-generated church service at St. Paul's Church in Fürth, Bavaria, during which a ChatGPT avatar delivered a sermon saying not to fear death.

China sent 10 warplanes across the median line of the Taiwan Strait on Sunday, leading Taiwan to scramble fighter jets for the second time in less than a week.

Four children who rescued 40 days after their plane crashed in the Colombian jungle were able to survive by eating cassava flour and fruit.

Doctors have urged Pope Francis not to lead his regular Angelus public prayer next week to ensure his recovery continues to go well, the Vatican says.

The Ukrainian government has shut down the last active reactor at the nation's largest nuclear power plant due to safety concerns amid flooding, combat.

Four missing indigenous children in Colombia who were passengers in a May 1 jungle plane crash were found alive by authorities Friday, Colombian newspaper El Tiempo reported.

The Colombian government has agreed to a six-month ceasefire with the National Liberation Army, its largest remaining guerilla group, in a conflict dating back six decades.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday named Hafize Gaye Erkan, the U.S.-based former First Republic Bank executive, as the next director of Turkey's central bank.

A contemporary pilgrim on a journey across France's cathedrals became a hero after he used his Catholic faith as a source of strength to confront a man who had stabbed four children.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, leader of the nation's Socialist Party, may see improved re-election odds as smaller leftist parties agree to run on a joint ticket.

Mexico's Labor Department issued new rules Friday, mandating employers subsidize internet costs and ergonomic chairs for their remote workers.

A beachside hotel in the Somali capital has come under attack by extremists. Security forces were deployed to the scene as efforts are underway to rescue individuals trapped inside.