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Beijing is taking steps to regulate AI tools to keep them in line with the government's official socialist doctrine and prevent challenges to the economic or social order.

A Mexican tourist was fatally shot in the Caribbean coast resort city of Tulum on Monday. The shooting victim refused to give robbers an expensive watch he was wearing.

Armenia and Azerbaijan military forces clashed along the border killing at least seven soldiers. The attack on Tuesday follows series of tensions over a road blockage.

The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) unveiled a draft proposal Tuesday for how to best manage artificial intelligence services before wider release to the public.

Civilian deaths in Ukraine have increased, according to U.N. figures, reaching nearly 8,500 confirmed deaths; the actual numbers are expected to be "considerably higher."

Five Nigerien soldiers were killed in a Sunday ambush on a military convoy performing escort duties. No one has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Italy cut its economic growth forecast for next year, noting rising interest rates, localized banking crises and the war in Ukraine as the new projection's contributing factors.

French President Emmanuel Macron saw another day of ire after protesters interrupted him during a speech at The Hague one day after he drew condemnation for his remarks on Taiwan.

Serbian journalists have marked the 24th anniversary of the killing of a prominent editor and publisher. Slavko Curuvija was fatally shot during the 1999 NATO bombing of Serbia.

At least 14 people have been reported dead in Sudan's troubled Darfur region this week amid a surge in violence involving an attack by Arab gunmen on a trader in Fur Baranga.

Germany ordered Chad's ambassador to leave the country on Tuesday, citing his “discourteous attitude." German Ambassador Gordon Kricke was given 48 hours to leave Germany.

Russia's workforce offset its losses with over half a million workers from the over-50 population taking up jobs, but the loss of 1.33 million workers is the biggest loss in years.

U.S. officials are cooperating with counterparts in the People's Republic of China to coordinate the return of Ya Ya the panda from the Memphis Zoo in Tennessee.

Ukraine's deputy foreign minister wants India to play a larger role in helping to end the war in Russia. Ukraine's foreign minister made the comments at a think tank in New Delhi.

Supporters of the Dalai Lama say critics misunderstood an interaction with a young boy that many criticized as inappropriate this week, saying it was "westernised."

The death toll in a French building that collapsed has risen to six people, and two are still missing. The fiery explosion early Sunday has prompted an investigation.

The U.K. has named the first woman to lead its communications intelligence agency GCHQ. Anne Keast-Butler will start the position in May where she will replace Jeremy Fleming.

French President Emmanuel Macron was giving a speech about his vision of the future in Europe when pension protestors interrupted. France is raising the retirement age from 62 to 64.

Denmark's acting defense minister said he expects NATO allies will have a decision on warplanes for Ukraine "before the summer" as concerns mount over Kyiv's air defense capabilities amid the classified U.S. document leak.

South Korea is pushing back Tuesday on suspicions the U.S. may have been spying on the country after a purported leaked Pentagon document was posted online.