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United Kingdom police are investigating after a man allegedly sexually assaulted an 11-year-old girl on an amusement park ride on June 1.

Italy's Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti stated Monday that the Italian government doesn't see the need to invest in carmaker Stellantis, as the company is performing well.

Nestle has announced a pilot program to provide cash rewards to coffee farmers who adopt sustainable practices as part of its commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Brazil's central bank has revealed that it did not actively participate in the development of the government's newly unveiled comprehensive consumer debt renegotiation program.

The UK has launched a public inquiry into the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the government decision-making process.

German envoy to Israel ‘disgraced the most sacred day' on the Jewish state's calendar by honoring Palestinian terrorists, nonprofit group charges

A British police motorcyclist is facing a criminal probe over the death of a woman who was hit in a collision with the officer’s vehicle, which was escorting the Duchess of Edinburgh.

The Kremlin has denied any involvement in the collapse of Ukraine's Kakhovka dam and blamed Kyiv, claiming it wants to block water access to Crimea.

New measures of an anti-smoking campaign have been unveiled in New Zealand. Vape sales near schools may be restricted to curb smoking among the youth.

Prosecutors in El Salvador have revealed evidence implicating former President Alfredo Cristiani in the 1989 massacre of six Jesuit priests and two others during the country's civil war.

Trade agreements have been revised between Brazil, the world’s largest chicken supplier, and its partners, including China, in case bird flu ever hits commercial flocks.

Experts are urging Senegal's government to restore calm following the days of the deadliest violence the country has experienced in years. The clashes, which erupted between security forces and supporters of Ousmane Sonko

Oil prices in many countries across the world will potentially rise after Saudi Arabia announced that it planned on reducing how much oil it sends to the global economy.

The Social Democrats of Austria were caught in a leadership mix-up when they incorrectly announced Hans Peter Doskozil as the winner of the leadership contest, due to a spreadsheet mix-up.

Thai officials revealed that a state enterprise responsible for exporting electricity to Myanmar has disconnected power supply to two border towns known for their casino complexes.

Some European leaders believe NATO needs to consider adding Ukraine to the military alliance. The leaders agreed NATO needs to boost support for Ukraine as a whole.

Japan has joined Australia and the United States in a $95 million cable project aimed at combatting China’s growing influence in the Indo-Pacific region.

Son Jun-ho has been selected by South Korean’s national soccer team despite China investigating the player in connection with suspected match-fixing.

Hong Kong is seeking a court order aimed at banning its residents from playing protest song “Glory to Hong Kong," which can be used to advocate the separation of the city from China.

Authorities in Germany have detained a suspect who allegedly met with other extremists in 1991 and called for attacks on migrant homes which led to the death of a Ghanian man.