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Before clams become expensive dishes in restaurants in Spain, they’re first collected by a group of women who call themselves “the peasant farmers of the sea."

The United Nations Security Council has approved a resolution that grants the European Union the authority to inspect vessels suspected of violating the arms embargo on Libya.

A civil society group in eastern Congo said extremist rebels killed at least nine people in the latest attack in North Kivu province in which they used knives and guns.

Rain on Friday brought hope in battling the largest wildfire ever recorded in Nova Scotia as evacuations continue. Air quality alerts have extended to the United States.

President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador announced his intention to reduce the number of municipalities in the country from 262 to 44 as a means of relieving the tax burden.

The Israeli military said a Palestinian toddler has been critically wounded in the West Bank during an unintentional shooting late Thursday. The army has opened an investigation.

Denmark has launched an investigation into dissolving the Bandidos motorcycle club amidst rising violence and criminal activity. The Danish chapter of Bandidos MC was formed in 1993.

More than 50 dead and around 400 reportedly injured following a train collision and derailment Friday in eastern India’s Odisha state.

The defense minister of Germany said his country plans to look into a report alleging that former air force officials have been training Chinese military pilots.

The program utilizes real-time changes in observable variables with historical data on crop growth and rotations to predict how to best maximize yields.

A bishops’ conference in Spain reported that there were at least 728 sexual abusers and 927 victims within the country's Catholic Church since 1945, according to found evidence.

The birth rate in Japan has declined for a seventh consecutive year. The country’s current population of 125 million is projected to fall to 87 million by 2070.

Mark Milley, a United States general, is set to receive the highest medal of honor from France for his role in providing support for Ukraine and his 40-year career.

The four children have been missing for a month but searchers have found discarded items in that time that give authorities and officials hope that the four are still alive.

Tropical Storm Mawar brought heavy rains to Japan, on June 2, 2023. The storm has led to mudslides and floods in the country's central and western regions.

California nurse Deanne Niedzela has suffered spinal injuries after being hit by a falling tree branch during a once-in-a-lifetime vacation in Costa Rica.

Cyclone-hit areas of Burma aren't receiving nearly enough aid, according to the United Nations. The organization fears the country may face a major food crisis soon.

A group of Christian New Zealand pastors are pursuing legal recognition that their government's crackdown on churches during the COVID-19 pandemic was unlawful and damaging.

Kosovo's prime minister fired back at U.S. criticism in an interview last week after violence in northern Kosovo. Several NATO peacekeepers were injured during violent protests.

The U.S. already aligned roughly 50 countries, including Russia and China, behind an artificial intelligence development principles agreement in 2019 under the OECD.