Three men between the ages of 20 and 35 were arrested for stealing a large Nile crocodile from a farm in South Africa. The men are due to appear in court on April 24, 2023.
Anglican leaders associated with the Global Anglican Futures Conference released a statement rebuking Church of England leaders for having "failed to guard the faith."
Russia has launched a new recruitment drive to attract volunteers to fight in Ukraine as troop numbers flag and the Kremlin looks to avoid another unpopular conscription order.
Ukraine has already received over 1.5 million rounds of 155 mm howitzer ammunition from the United States. Here is more information regarding the coveted ammo.
Ukrainian forces, including the 130th Territorial Defense Brigade, are busy training amid reports that the country is preparing for a major offensive against the Russians.
The body of the founder of Spain's fascist Falange movement was exhumed and transferred to a Madrid cemetery. The body of José Antonio Primo de Rivera was exhumed from a mausoleum.
Ukrainian officials planned a wave of attacks on Moscow and elsewhere on the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but the U.S. urged against it.
Military spending in Europe sharply rose in 2022. Across the globe, military spending hit an all time high of $2.24 trillion. The growth is partially due to Russia's war in Ukraine.
European lawmakers are pushing for ways to regulate artificial intelligence as angst over the rapid rise of the technology grows among the general public.
Security forces dug up dozens of bodies in Kenya on land owned by a cult leader who allegedly told his followers to starve themselves to death in order to go to heaven.
The Italian town of Portofino has banned selfies in some of its photogenic locales to prevent tourists from clogging the streets amid what the mayor describes as "anarchic chaos."
People in Nashville weigh in on how the U.S. should respond to a Chinese attack on Taiwan, with some saying to defend the island while others say stay out of it.
President Joe Biden said late Saturday that the U.S. military had completed the evacuation of U.S. embassy personnel in Sudan, calling the civil war "unconscionable."
U.S. embassy personnel have been evacuated out of Sudan as violence rages on in the country, an unnamed source told Fox News. Sudan's army has been fighting a paramilitary group.
A few former Wagner troops have committed crimes and harassed locals upon returning from Ukraine, with two arrested for murders within months of release from prison.