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In a much-needed victory for Russian military leaders, a spokesman for the country's defense ministry announced that their forces seized the city of Bakhmut.

Greeks go to the polls on Sunday with the center-right government of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis doing well in the polls against the main opposition leftist party.

The risk of viruses that jump species from bats to humans is expected to increase as people continue to encroach on the animals' habitats, according to a study done by Reuters.

Gen Z has used the accent as a defense mechanism, to cope with anxiety and due to a seeming love of British television shows that have gained popularity in the U.S.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in Hiroshima on Saturday to attend the G-7 diplomatic talks following Biden's decision to allow Ukrainian pilots to train to fly F-16s.

The U.S. Embassy in Brazil said it is important not to assume a person's pronouns and that it is impossible to know someone's gender based on appearance.

A man who drove through one of the Vatican's entrance gates was taken Friday to a psychiatric ward after spending a night in police custody.

The Mexican government on Friday deployed marines to take over a section of a private railway line on the Yucatan Peninsula in the nation's south.

Officials in Ghana said Thursday the $3 billion bailout program will help reset the economy and aid millions of citizens while the country is experiencing a severe economic crisis.

Many patients in Nigeria have been left without health care as doctors in government hospitals began a five-day strike demanding better conditions for their profession.

Lebanon has received an Interpol notice after the embattled governor of its central bank, Riad Salameh, failed to appear for questioning in one of several corruption investigations.

A Ukrainian child died of strangulation after she got stuck inside an inflatable trampoline while employees allegedly watched and didn't do anything.

Former President Barack Obama and "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert join 48 members of Congress and two former ambassadors on a list of Americans barred from entering Russia.

While Russia has declared Greenpeace a national security threat for its pro-Ukraine advocacy, a top anti-Putin politician, Yevgeny Roizman, was spared a prison sentence.

Right-wing Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's party organized a rally and counter-protest in defiance of thousands of anti-government marchers protesting over two recent shootings.

Zimbabwe released over 4,000 prisoners under a presidential amnesty in order to ease overcrowding in jails. Former inmates have complained about harsh conditions in jails.

A businessman who was accused of masterminding the 2018 killing of an investigative journalist and his fiancée has been acquitted for a second time by a court in Slovakia.

At least 36 people were injured, some of them seriously, after a speedboat in Thailand crashed into a concrete post in an incident where the captain may have fallen asleep.

The United Nations office in Nigeria says at least $396 million is needed to prevent widespread malnutrition and hunger caused by the security crisis in northeastern Nigeria.

A German doctor convicted of threatening a woman by emailing her an extract from a fairy tale has been rejected for an appeal. The doctor deliberately threatened the employee with death.