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Ukraine's 1st Presidential Brigade is charged with protecting Kyiv and other cities from Russian missiles and drones. The unit is manned around the clock and uses a mix of Western and old Soviet technology.

Police in Vancouver have cleared out a squatter encampment and arrested one man in one of the most exclusive areas of the city that has dealt with squatting for years.

Countries in the Black Sea region including Moldova, Romania, and Ukraine signed an agreement to strengthen security in the region to counter threats posed by Russia.

A suspect in the slaying of a United Kingdom police officer has been extradited from Pakistan. The 74-year-old man will face a murder charge for fatally shooting the officer.

The Inter American Human Rights Court has ruled against Mexico on their no-bail policy. The court ordered Mexico to review their practice of pre-trial detention for crimes.

China warned that the waters northeast of Taiwan may see rocket debris. While China did not disclose what they plan to do, ships would be prohibited from entering the area on Sunday.

A new malaria vaccine was approved in Ghana for young children. Ghana is the first country to approve the much-needed vaccine. It is under review at the World Health Organization.

French President Emmanuel Macron defended controversial comments he made during his trip to China last week regarding Europe's relationship with the U.S. amid escalating tensions with Beijing over Taiwan.

Finland has recently became a member of NATO. The country's president claimed that the new status as a NATO member "doesn't solve every problem."

Tensions between Sudan's military and a powerful paramilitary force rose after the paramilitary deployed troops into different cities across the country.

Rahul Gandhi was convicted of mocking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s surname and subsequently expelled from India's Parliament. An Indian court is now hearing Gandhis' appeal.

Peter Kazimir, the head of the central bank of Slovakia, has been convicted of bribery and fined $110,000. Kazimir previously denied any wrongdoing.

The northern region of China is currently blanketed in floating dust and sand as Inner Mongolia expects to see a sandstorm sweep through the area.

A German cyclist died after climate protestors delayed the arrival of a rescue vehicle with a blockade. Prosecutors ruled the protestors aren't responsible for the cyclists' death.

Norway's Foreign Minister Anniken Huitfeldt says Norway expelled 15 suspected Russian spies that were working at the country's Russian embassy in Oslo.

The Taliban's supreme leader claimed that justice is an instrument for the Afghan government's success in a rare audio message. He almost never appears in public.

A North Korean missile launch that caused brief panic in Japan may have involved a new type of weapon seen at one of Kim Jong Un’s military parades, a South Korean official says.

Thailand is hoping for a significant boost in tourism as it kicks off the three-day Songkran festival. This is the first time the festival has been at full blast since 2019.

Farmers in Spain believe the country's long-term drought is causing "irreversible losses" to millions of crops. Droughts affects 60% of the countryside in Spain.

North Korea launched a missile Thursday that prompted evacuation warnings from Japanese officials, who believed that Hokkaido would be hit. Officials say it was a false alarm.