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Two Jewish West Bank settlers were charged in an axe attack on a Palestinian family. The two allegedly belonged to a violent group intending to hurt Palestinians.

A university bus collided with a passenger vehicle in Kenya Thursday killing 14 people. The bus had 30 passengers aboard, and the death toll may rise.

Anthony Blinken compared the Bosnia Serb separatist leader's policies to those of Vladimir Putin. This comes after Dodik moved to curb dissent and LGBTQ rights.

Eleven people were killed in stampedes at free wheat distribution centers in Pakistan since the start of Ramadan. The country is boosting security following the stampedes.

Once a boy who made headlines over a custody battle between the U.S. and Cuba, Elián González reportedly is now a government official in the Latin American country.

The U.K. has announced a plan to move asylum seekers being housed in hotels to government accommodations on barges, military bases and possibly cruise ships in an effort to slash surging costs.

India's capitol is encouraging residents to wear masks and get tested for coronavirus after an increase in cases. India recorded 3,016 new cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours.

Up to 35 people fell into a well after a collapse at an old temple in India . At least eight people died in the accident. An investigation into the collapse has been ordered.

A 53-year-old man from Chile has the bird flu. He is the first human to test positive for the disease in the country. The government is investigating the cause of contagion.

Some 14,000 Ukrainians have so far been trained by British armed forces in the U.K. The soldiers are being taught a set of skills critical for frontline fighting.

Border guards and police in certain European countries use dogs and violence to torture migrants, according to Europe's ant-torture monitor.

Dutch guidelines restrict a sperm donor to just 25 offspring or 12 women in order to avoid potential incest issues, but Jonathan Jacob Meijer may have fathered up to 500 children.

Mexican prosecutors on Wednesday said eight suspects are believed to be behind what's now being investigated as the homicides of dozens of migrants who died in a fire in Ciudad Juarez.

Pope Francis has seen an improvement in his health while being treated for a respiratory infection since Wednesday following an ambulance ride to the hospital.

French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna wants the NATO applications for Finland and Sweden to be "ratified quickly." Turkey's parliament will vote on whether Finland can join soon.

Four Pakistani police officers were killed in a pair of attacks by Taliban militants. Six others were wounded in an attack at a police station.

Spain has been hit with multiple forest fires this Spring. The Mediterranean region is warming faster than average due to climate change.

A fire in Thailand engulfed two mountains overnight in a province northeast of Bangkok. At least 10 firefighting vehicles were dispatched to battle the fire.

Mario Biasetti, one of the deans of international journalism and Fox News bureau chief in Rome, is retiring this week. The Italian-born, Boston-raised U.S. Army veteran of WWII has decided to hang up his news hat at 96.

United Arab Emirates premier Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has designated his eldest son, Khaled, crown prince of the affluent Persian Gulf nation.