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Italy has caught the brown bear that killed a man while he was on a mountain training run. Residents are divided on what to do with the country’s growing brown bear population.

Pedestrians and vehicles in Israel halted for a nationwide observance Tuesday commemorating the six million Jews who were murdered in the Holocaust by Nazi Germany.

Kosovo citizens have been given the green light to travel freely in Europe without visas by E.U. lawmakers beginning next year. Kosovo is looking to join the European Union.

China has set up dozens of "overseas police service stations" in Europe and North America that reportedly act more like police stations used to monitor Chinese nationals.

The March of the Living, a yearly Holocaust remembrance march, brought thousands of people to Auschwitz. The march falls on the eve of the anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.

Ousman Sonko, a former interior minister for Zambian President Yahya Jammeh, has been charged by Swiss prosecutors with crimes against humanity.

Taiwan has been revealed to be the buyer in a contract to buy 400 American made anti-ship missiles, a report says, as tensions with China continue.

The trio of missing Americans have not been heard from since April 4, when they departed the Mexican city of Mazatlán and failed to make contact two days later at Cabo San Lucas.

A massive mudslide near a highway in Pakistan has buried several trucks and killed at least two people. More than 100 first responders arrived to save the victims.

An Indian climber is missing after falling into a crevasse on Mount Annapurna. An Irish climber died after falling on the mountain in a separate incident.

A barrier that is equipped with 24-hour monitoring cameras is being built along Poland's land border with Russia. It is being built to monitor and counteract any illegal activity.

A group of German climate activists said at a news conference that it will begin protests on Wednesday. The group wants the German government to do more to curb global warming.

Sudanese forces fired on a U.S. diplomatic convoy displaying the U.S. flag and diplomatic plates on Monday. No Americans were injured in the attack.

Former Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel received the country's highest honor from President Frank-Walter Steinmeier for 16 years of service.

The Mexican National Guard allegedly opened fire on an SUV killing a pregnant 15-year-old and another person. Two others were wounded in the shooting.

A 12-foot-high Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton will go up for auction in Zurich, Switzerland. The skeleton was dug up from three different U.S. sites.

Russia is in the midst of a historic population decline as it continues to grapple with infertility, high emigration, poor health statistics and the deadly war in Ukraine in what some have called Russia's "silent war."

The Russian government has released a video of President Vladimir Putin visiting with military officials in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories of Kherson and Luhansk.

Nathaniel Pawlowski was ticketed Saturday for preaching outside a drag queen story hour for children in Calgary in alleged violation of a bylaw that bans protests outside a library.

Top Putin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza was convicted by a Russian court of treason Monday for speaking out against Putin's invasion of Ukraine last year.