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Guatemala's Constitutional Court has forcibly ended the presidential candidacy of Carlos Pineda, an independent who had been leading in polls.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's spokesman on Friday denied that his boss' criticism of Last Generation climate activists may have led to raids on them this week.

An English couple who fought to regain custody of their son from child services was sentenced to life in prison for murder after fatally abusing the 10-month-old.

Over 30 women abducted from the northwestern Cameroonian village of Babanki by English-speaking rebels have been released, according to government officials.

China on Friday again disregarded Vietnam's exclusive economic zone by deploying a research vessel near a gas block jointly operated by Hanoi and Russian firms.

A bear that is responsible for the death of a runner last month in Italy's Alps has been spared for now by an administrative court. The bear was found April 18 after an ongoing search.

A boat carrying 500 migrants across the Mediterranean Sea that was reportedly in distress is still unaccounted for, according to Italian and Libyan authorities.

A passenger bus collided with a "heavy-duty" truck while en route to the southern Cameroonian town of Eseka, leaving at least 19 people dead.

U.K. parents convicted of killing their 10-month-old son, Finley Boden, were sentenced to life in prison for the "savage and brutal" abuse of their infant.

A British-owned yacht immobilized by a pod of orcas has found itself the latest victim of about 35 whales known to ram boats along the Iberian Peninsula's Atlantic coast.

18 Belgian students have been found guilty Friday for their role in a fatal initiation ritual. The students were sentenced to 300 hours of community service and a 400-euro fine each.

Albanian police say they have arrested six migrant traffickers for allegedly organizing an illegal border crossing for people from Arab countries and opening fire on border police.

A human rights group said Friday a Uyghur student in Hong Kong was reported as missing for over two weeks following a message stating that he was being questioned by Chinese authorities.

A dinghy that overturned near the Greek island of Mykonos left three people dead and several others missing. The incident in the Aegean Sea occurred early Friday.

Clashes are erupting in northern Kosovo as ethnic Serbs block the entrance of municipal buildings to prevent elected officials from entering. Serbian troops have been mobilized.

Saudi Arabia and the United States say the warring parties in Sudan are adhering better to a week-long cease-fire after days of fighting. The two countries made a statement Friday.

Locals in Barcelona are saying no more to mass tourism and are calling on officials to take counter measures as the number of visitors to the city once again surges.

Thousands of Serbians met in the country's capitol for pro-government rallies in support of President Aleksandar Vucic following two mass shootings.

A large, unexploded WWII bomb weighing 550 pounds was discovered during construction work in Wroclaw, Poland. Thousands were forced to evacuate.

Jeremy Hunt, the Treasury chief of Britain, is prepared to see the U.K. economy slip into a recession if it means bringing down inflation.