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Demonstrations near Guantanamo, Cuba, were met over the weekend with stiff government resistance and were downplayed by the communist regime's propaganda machine in state-run media.

The top human rights body of the United Nations has adopted a resolution to address Sudan’s worsening conflict over a paramilitary group that has resulted in the deaths of hundreds.

Iran began the week by hanging two men for questioning Islam's authenticity and finished with an appointment to a lead role at the U.N. Human Rights Council.

Portugal may soon ban outdoor smoking starting Oct. 23 in a move aimed at raising a tobacco-free generation by 2040. Portugal also plans to limit tobacco sales.

India’s doctor-to-patient ratio has hit a new high as the country’s population surges. While the country is building more hospitals, health care workers are in short supply.

After former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s arrest caused a wave of violence throughout Pakistan, the country’s Supreme Court has ordered his release.

Several Buddhist monks in Thailand were arrested in a $8.9 million embezzling scheme. The monks are accused of stealing donations received by a temple.

Over a dozen website domains linked to the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah were seized by the United States government. The government listed Hezbollah as a terrorist organization.

Head of the Russian Wagner mercenary group Yevgeny Prigozhin claimed that Ukraine's long anticipated counteroffensive against Russian forces has begun around Bakhmut.

The Pope admitted to not having an easy answer when asked how Christians are to follow Jesus' command to "love your enemy" regarding sexual abusers.

An 80-year-old elderly woman sustained critical injuries after a police motorcycle that was escorting Prince Edward's wife Sophie struck her in London, England.

After a team of firefighters and police were called to a German residential building, an explosion set off and injured the team. A suspect in connection with the blast was detained.

South Korea will no longer require COVID-19-infected citizens to quarantine for seven days. This was one of the country's few remaining coronavirus restrictions.

Pope Francis announced that the 21 Coptic Orthodox workers that were beheaded will have their own feast day after they were recognized as martyrs.

A Kremlin spokesman acknowledged the nation's lack of progress in taking and securing Ukrainian territory in an interview with Bosnian Serb broadcaster ATV

A vegan in Australia claiming to be sickened by the smell of meat from a neighbor's BBQ threatened to file a formal complaint and take her case to social media.

The European Union voted to strengthen regulations around artificial intelligence. Here is a look into how chatbots such as ChatGPT could be regulated in the continent.

Chinese-language newspaper Ming Pao announced its plans to stop publishing drawings by Wong Kei-kwan, a political cartoonist. Kei-kawn allegedly drew government complaints.

The U.K. on Thursday said it would send Ukraine Storm Shadow long-range cruise missiles, giving Kyiv the ability to hit Russian targets deep beyond the front lines.

Ukraine is expecting to receive long-range cruise missiles from the United Kingdom. The Shadow Strom missiles have a range of over 155 miles.