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Prominent Tunisian Islamist leader and opposition politician Rached Ghannouchi was detained Monday after being searched by police, according to his lawyer.

Ugandan finance minister Amos Lugoloobi has been charged in a corruption scandal implicating many of the African nation's top officials.

China's Maritime Safety Administration says Chinese naval ships will conduct a "major military activity" in the Yellow Sea on Tuesday amid heightened tensions in the region.

An ex-politician known for dumping human feces in public places as an act of protest was killed in South Africa. The protests called attention to the living conditions in the country.

The president of Israel is urging for unity as the country marks the beginning of Holocaust Remembrance Day. The day serves as a memorial for the 6 million Jews killed in the Holocaust.

A political power struggle between two rival Sudanese generals has taken to the nation's crowded streets, with 180 people reportedly killed and another 1,800 injured.

Police said the former home of a convict in a notorious German cannibal case has been destroyed. The man is serving a life sentence for killing and eating an acquaintance.

Pedro Sánchez, the prime minister of Spain, apologized for a sexual freedom law that inadvertently reduced the sentences of hundreds of sex offenders.

A fire broke out at an apartment building in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. 16 people from India, Pakistan, Egypt, and other countries were killed in the blaze.

In a month that emphasizes restraint, Muslims across the world are pushing one step further by practicing “Green Ramadan" where they make more eco-friendly habits.

After a Japanese suspect threw a smoke bomb at Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, many residents were surprised by Kishida’s lack of security.

The German Air Force and the U.K.'s Royal Air Force worked together to intercept a Russian military aircraft that was flying close to NATO airspace over the Baltic Sea.

Anders Besseberg has been indicted in his home country of Norway on bribery accusations. Besseberg is the former president of the International Biathlon Union.

Three countries have announced they are banning grain imports from Ukraine. The bans came in response to anger from farmers who say the grain imports are causing economic hardships.

A lung transplant was carried out at a Spanish hospital using a four-armed robot that is known as "Da Vinci." The new procedure is allegedly less painful for the patient.

Bishop Stephen Chow, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Hong Kong, has arrived in Beijing, China. This is Chow's first visit to China in three decades.

The Taliban is closing institutes that aren't supported by government groups and education centers in the southern part of Afghanistan.

Vladimir Putin hosted China's Defense Minister Gen. Li Shangfu in the Kremlin on Sunday. Shangfu's tour of a Russian military academy highlighted the ties between the countries.

Britta Ernst, the wife of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, is stepping down as the Brandenburg education minister. She has served as the education minister since 2017.

The mother of one of the three missing Americans who went missing off the coast of Mexico earlier this month during a sailing trip said her daughter and her daughter's husband were experienced sailors.