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A Libyan appellate court on Monday sentenced 23 suspected Islamic State militants to death, with 23 more receiving substantial prison terms.

Poland has sanctioned 365 Belarusian nationals and frozen the financial assets of 36 entities over the country's decision to uphold journalist Andrzej Poczobut's eight-year prison term.

Shotaro Kishida, son of conservative Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, has resigned from his position as the Asian nation's executive secretary for political affairs.

Seven men, ranging in age from 28 to 72, appeared in a Northern Irish court Monday on attempted murder charges relating to the February shooting of a police officer.

Saudi Arabia claims to have executed two Bahraini men the kingdom claims belonged to a militant group intent on destabilizing the neighboring Mideastern countries' governments.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has approved a bill that, while not outright criminalizing LGBTQ identification, imposes grave penalties for homosexuals convicted of sex crimes.

Bola Tinubu has been sworn in as Nigeria's president, succeeding Muhammadu Buhari and left to address significant socioeconomic and national security grievances.

Cuba spreads socialism by sending "doctors" to its allied countries, many of whom are reportedly members of the military and intelligence service of the dictatorship.

North Korea notified neighboring Japan on Monday that it expects to launch a satellite in the coming days, which would require long-range missile technology.

Italian authorities are investigating Venice's famed Grand Canal after the appearance of a phosphorescent green liquid patch on Sunday.

Manuel Omar Burciaga-Perea, 36, who allegedly murdered Utah radio host Gaby Ramos, has been extradited to Salt Lake City following years-long international efforts to apprehend him.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared victory in Turkey's presidential election Sunday, extending his authoritarian rule for a third decade.

Ukraine shot down 52 of 54 Russian "Kamikaze" drones in a massive attack against Kyiv as it prepared to celebrate its 1,541st anniversary on Sunday.

The trend known as "chroming" is a new variant of the long-running trend of huffing or sniffing, this time involving aerosol cans, metallic paints and solvents.

A U.S. State Department report found that a infant and his entire family were sentenced to a North Korean prison camp for having a Bible.

Police in Ontario, Canada are investigating a double homicide after a man allegedly shot ad killed two people in a landlord-tenant dispute.

Coral reefs in the Red Sea near Israel may be under threat as black sea urchins, a species critical to maintaining a healthy reef habitat, are dying off at an alarming rate.

Election polls suggest Erdogan might continue his reign as Turkey’s longest-serving leader, and that could lead to friction with NATO and the fight against ISIS in Syria.

One female orca may have taught other adults, with younger orcas picking up the behavior from watching the adults perform these coordinated attacks on boats.

Polish lawmakers on Friday passed a bill establishing a state committee to investigate Russian influence, which critics say unfairly targets the nation's opposition leader.