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Three people were killed in Northern Italy after a car crashed into a farm silo that collapsed on the vehicle. The farm breeds over two million chickens per year.

The FBI has turned to social media to help it ramp up its Russian recruitment and intelligence gathering.

Authorities in Israel say that an attack in Tel Aviv has left several people injured after a car rammed into a group of people on Friday.

Six men were given life sentences in Congo for the 2021 killing of Italy's ambassador. Eastern Congo armed groups have been fighting for decades.

Belarusian opposition leader Valery Tsepkalo was sentenced in absentia to 17 years in prison on charges of extremism and "discrediting Belarus," among others.

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich is denying formal espionage charges that have been filed against him, Russian state media is reporting.

Although it would be a "last resort," Congress would approve boots on the ground following an attack on Taiwan should Americans support the move, Rep. Michael McCaul told Fox News.

Several Filipinos were nailed to crosses on Good Friday despite objections from Catholic Church leaders, who said people can show their devotion without hurting themselves.

Japan, South Korea, and the U.S. are calling for more international support to stop North Korea from acquiring more resources for its nuclear program.

Hundreds of firefighters arrived at a market that was lit in a huge blaze in Mexico City. No injuries were reported and most of the fire was under control within several hours.

Nineteen men from Japan that were involved in a cybercrime scam in Cambodia are being deported to their homeland. Arrangements for the men's return are still being made.

The birth rate in Italy hit a historic low in 2022. The country's death of babies is considered a national emergency and was a topic in the recent election.

Vladimir Putin is considering pulling out of a deal that allows the export of Ukrainian grain to global markets if the obstacles to Russian agricultural exports aren't removed.

Pope Francis will not preside over the Way of the Cross event on Good Friday due to freezing weather in Rome. Francis will watch from his home in the Vatican.

Russian forces are threatening a key supply route for Ukrainian troops and have "likely" seized the center of Bakhmut after more than six months of brutal fighting over the town, the U.K. defense ministry has assessed.

Over 60 Chinese Christian church members seeking asylum are on there way to the United States. The group was detained last week in Thailand.

A Chinese who unlawfully detained and abused a woman in a viral video has been sentenced to nine years in prison. The video sparked an outcry in China.

Officials in Afghanistan shut down a woman run-radio station for playing music during the holy month of Ramadan. The station has resumed its broadcasts.

North Korea did not answer routine phone communications with its southern neighbor on Friday following intense military pressure from the U.S. military and its allies.

The far right party in Greece is looking to sidestep an election ban and participate in the country's upcoming election. The party has named a former prosecutor as its new leader.