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The number of people killed after an attack in north central Nigeria’s Plateau state earlier this week has reached 80, with people still missing days after the violence.

Great Britain and Norway have partnered to counter Russian threats to underwater infrastructure. The two allies met in the U.K. to discuss the ongoing threat from Moscow.

A Congolese conservation group said that four people died and six others were injured Thursday when their convoy was ambushed by gunmen in Virunga National Park.

India’s top court has allowed bull-taming sport of jallikattu, to continue despite criticism from animal rights groups. Jallikattu is celebrated as cultural heritage in Tamil Nadu.

China says its special envoy met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during talks in Kyiv this week. The visit followed a phone call between Zelenskyy and Xi Jinping.

Officials in the small African kingdom of Lesotho imposed an indefinite curfew nationwide in an attempt to stop violent crime after the death of a prominent journalist.

Cleanup and reconstruction plans have begun in Italy following massive rains and flooding. Rescue crews are working to reach northern towns that were cut off from highways and service.

Conservative MP Danny Kruger drew condemnation and was likened to Russian President Vladimir Putin for claiming traditional marriage "is the only possible basis for a safe and successful society."

The U.S. State Department has threatened to take further steps to punish North Korea if the rogue nation goes through with its planned spy satellite launch.

An 84-year-old Spanish man became injured while attempting to become the oldest climber to summit all the world’s highest mountains. He was rescued from Mount Dhaulagiri in Nepal.

The French Constitutional Council backed a new law clearing the use of AI-powered surveillance cameras during the 2024 Paris Olympics, on Wednesday.

While the U.S. is desperately trying to brush China’s spy balloon activities under the carpet, Chinese government sources laid out plans for using balloons as offensive weapons.

President Biden's planned overseas trip will be cut short. The president will attend the G-7 summit in Japan, but won't make planned stops in Papua New Guinea and Australia.

Embattled Ecuadorian President Guillermo Lasso, one of Latin America's only conservative leaders, has disbanded the nation's legislature after it attempted to remove him from office.

Four children missing after a plane crash in Colombia's Amazon Rainforest have been found, the country's president said.

Federal prosecutors said a former guard at a notorious Bosnia-Herzegovina prison camp who used a fabricated story to obtain refugee status in the U.S. has been arrested on fraud.

The Hamas militant group in the Gaza Strip called on Palestinians Wednesday to confront a parade planned by Jewish nationalists through the main Palestinian road in Jerusalem’s Old City.

Mexico's president and police announced Wednesday that nearly 50 migrants have been kidnapped by a gang in northern Mexico, the latest in a series of mass abductions.

Six more bodies, including those of two teenagers, were found floating in Malawi's Shire River on Wednesday, raising the total death toll from a hippopotamus attack on a canoe to seven.

Leaders from the UK and Germany said the US needs to decide on whether to allow the supply of F-16 warplanes to Ukraine as an international coalition forms.