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China sides with Russia and backs ethnic Serbs fighting in Kosovo after dozens of NATO peacekeeping forces were injured in clashes.

Hundreds of extreme sports fans gathered for the annual cheese rolling race near Gloucester, England. The race dates back to at least 1826.

German soccer team Teutonia Ottensen was punished for walking off the field in protest after their Black team captain Marcus Coffie claimed an opposing player racially abused him during a game.

Hong Kong-born Canadian Parliament member Jenny Kwan said that the Canadian Security Intelligence Service said she is on China's "evergreen" target list.

A Japanese court ruled Tuesday that it is unconstitutional for the country to not recognize same-sex marriages. Supporters say the ruling was a step toward marriage equality.

British government cracks down on teen vaping by closing the loophole that allows retailers to give children samples of vapes and e-cigarettes.

A cholera outbreak is threatening thousands of lives among Kenya’s refugee camps as the facilities face issues of overcrowding and strained resources.

An Australian man snorkeling in coastal water was able to survive multiple attacks by a large crocodile, using his hands to pry its mouth open to release its grip.

A fire broke out in a hospital room outside of Vienna, Austria. About 90 patients were evacuated, but at least three men died in the blaze. It is not clear what caused the fire.

Dashboard video from Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia, shows two vehicles braving a wildfire raging on both sides of the forested road they're driving on.

After hitting Guam last week, slow-moving Typhoon Mawar struck the northern Philippines and the eastern coast Taiwan. It is now heading toward Japan.

At least 10 people died, and 55 others were injured when a pilgrim bus skidded off of a bridge in India. Residents and authorities launched a rescue operation.

Russian authorities acknowledged the ongoing Vatican mission for peace, but said concrete steps have not yet been taken to bring talks to Moscow.

The government of Nepal held a celebration Monday to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the first ascent of Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world.

China sent veteran astronaut Jing Haipeng into space with two first-time cadets, including one who is a civilian. They will spend five months at the Tiangong Space Station.

At least one person was killed in Ukraine on Tuesday after Russia launched a pre-dawn air raid on the capital city of Kyiv, according to officials.

Joran van der Sloot, the prime suspect in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway, was allegedly beaten in prison and his lawyer is requesting better security for his client.

Violent protests erupted in Northern Kosovo Monday between local police and NATO-led forces and ethnic Serbs, leading to injuries on both sides.

Polish President Andrzej Duda says he will sign a bill meant to curb Russian influence, but critics allege it is intended to hurt the opposition party ahead of elections.

A body was retrieved Monday from a lake in northern Italy, raising the death toll aboard a houseboat that capsized during a Sunday storm to four.