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

A van carrying oxygen tanks exploded in the center of Milan in northern Italy Thursday morning, injuring one person and causing neighboring buildings to be evacuated.

A 53-year-old employee at a Mercedes-Benz factory in Sindelfingen, Germany, is said to have opened fire on his coworkers Thursday morning, killing two.

The National Council of Resistance of Iran has obtained documents and data in a significant trove of papers that included information on ministry workers and correspondences.

Six are dead after a swarm of "killer bees" were disturbed following a bus crash in Nicaragua. Though the victims survived the drop into a ravine, the bee stings ultimately killed them.

The prime suspect in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway is slated to be brought to the United States to face prosecution.

A spokesperson for the Israeli Defense Forces said during an interview that its operation against the Palestinian Islamic Jihadist terror group was a success.

A high school student's body was found in a cave after New Zealand was hit by severe floods. The students were part of an outdoor education class field trip on Tuesday.

A knife attack in a Poland orphanage killed a 16-year-old girl and injured nine others. Police arrested a 19-year-old man who is suspected of being the knife attacker.

Saudi Arabia invited the Syrian President Bashar Assad to attend the Arab League summit in Jeddah. No information was released regarding whether he will attend the May 19 summit.

Children were among the 15 who were found dead in north Nigeria after their boat capsized. The boat was traveling to Dundeji in the Sokoto state Tuesday when it capsized.

An environmental coalition, Greenpeace and 12 Italian citizens are suing an Italian energy company called ENI. They are accusing it of knowingly contributing to climate change.

Pvt. Robert Kenneth Malcolm, a British soldier who disappeared in Belgium during World War I, was laid to rest Wednesday, four years after his remains were identified.

Germany's cabinet approved a plan Wednesday that would allow audio recording of some criminal trials. The recordings would be introduced during a pilot phase lasting until 2030.

German lawmakers are considering whether to create the country’s first “citizen assembly" to advise parliament on issues of food and nutrition when they gathered on Wednesday.

Police in North Macedonia have arrested four people for their alleged involvement in a cocaine shipment that was seized in neighboring Greece on Tuesday.

Greek authorities rescued 17 Syrian migrants, including eight children, from an islet in the Evros River. The rescue came just a week after a similar incident involving 39 migrants.

Poland will revert to recognizing the Kaliningrad Oblast, a Russian exclave and administrative region on the Baltic coast, as Krolewiec.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Ottawa will not be intimidated by China after Beijing expelled a diplomat from the consulate in Shanghai in a diplomatic tit-for-tat spat.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed decrees abolishing visas for Georgian nationals and lifting a 2019 ban on direct flights to the South Caucasus nation on Wednesday.