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Artificial intelligence continues to become more powerful, and governments across the world are looking to regulate the technology. Here's what different countries are doing.

An Afghanistan deputy governor and his driver were killed in a car explosion Tuesday. Ten other people also sustained injuries from the blast.

A nurse in Canada reportedly captured footage of two scantily clad women crouching over a dead deer in what she described as "a carcass-eating ritual."

Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia took part in a ceremony to celebrate 500 years as an independent country on June 6, 2023.

Coastguard ships from Japan, the United States, and the Philippines held drills near the South China Sea on June 6, 2023. Tension between China and the U.S. remains high.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is reportedly to lobby President Biden for a United Kingdom leadership role in setting AI standards during their meeting in Washington, D.C., this week.

The health of Muammar Qaddafi's son Hannibal is rapidly deteriorating, according to his lawyer. Hannibal Qaddafi began a hunger strike three days ago to protest his detention.

A 4.9 magnitude earthquake near the city of Jeremie, Haiti, has killed three people so far and injured several others. The people who died were found underneath a collapsed house.

Serbian society is on edge after back-to-back mass shootings left 17 dead in a country where deadly gun violence is rare. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has vowed to rid Serbia of its illegal guns.

An elderly German man was given his last chance to get right with the law after 24 previous drug dealing convictions, receiving his "last warning" to avoid jail time.

Iran says its new Fattah missile can evade anti-ballistic missile systems from the U.S. and Israel and has a range of nearly 900 miles.

Ukraine accused Russia of blowing up the Kakhovka dam and a hydroelectric power station, forcing hundreds of thousands of residents along the Dnipro river to evacuate.

Other countries, including Israel and China, have pushed ahead with exploring drone capabilities in the hands of artificial intelligence systems, leaving the U.S. to play catch-up.

Former Chinese official Xu Jin's wife has stated pressure from CCP operatives pressuring her into returning home has turned her family's life "upside-down."

Mexico's center-right Institutional Revolutionary Party has been dealt a devastating blow following the election of leftist Delfina Gómez to the State of Mexico's governorship.

Quebec provincial police said a fishing excursion ended in tragedy when four children died in a village in northeastern Quebec. The children were a part of a group fishing for capelin.

1,000 years have passed since the first stone was laid at Mont-Saint-Michel, an abbey in Normandy whose construction, according to legend, was ordered by St. Michael himself.

Germany and Indonesia have agreed to enhance their defense cooperation and are in discussions about potential deals involving submarines and minesweepers.

A German parliamentary delegation has canceled plans to visit Spain's drought-hit fruit farms amid political controversy over customers buying "drought berries."

Haiti is dealing with the aftermath of heavy flooding that struck over the weekend, resulting in the death of 42 individuals, while 11 people remain missing.