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Chile has detected a new bird flu outbreak in an industrial facility in the Maule region of the country. The facility has between 4,000 and 5,000 specimens of birds.

China's capital Beijing is experiencing its first population decline since 2003. China's population declined translated into weak economic growth.

BioNTech is set to develop and produce cancer drugs and vaccines in Jerusalem, according to Israel's Finance Ministry. The company will develop the drugs using mRNA technology.

Switzerland's government is suspending bonus payouts to Credit Suisse staffers. They do not plan on blocking bonus payments for employees from last year.

Italian authorities this week seized a cache of drugs packaged with the faces of notorious mafia leaders at a warehouse in the southern region of Sicily.

China is aiming at becoming the world's dominant space power which poses a threat to U.S. security. Beijing is collaborating with Russia to make their space ambitions possible.

Muslim authorities in Saudi Arabia said Ramadan fasting is set to begin on Thursday. This year's fasting month is starting based on the expected sighting of the crescent moon.

Badgers burrowing under Dutch train tracks have led to delays and cancellations on at least two lines. Since badgers are protected animals rail officials must seek permission to move them.

Ecuador officials are investigating small explosives, one of which exploded, were sent to media journalists. Police officers said Tuesday that they have a suspect.

Protestors in Lebanon closed down major roads in some areas of the country after its currency, the pound, dropped to 1/140,000 of the U.S. dollar's value.

The University of Finland's Theory Faculty will award Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg with an honorary doctorate in late Spring.

Suspected Taliban militants reportedly ambushed a vehicle carrying Pakistani Brig. Mustafa Burki, a top intelligence officer, killing both him and his driver.

65 Ukrainian soldiers are nearing the end of their Patriot missile defense training at Oklahoma's Fort Sill, where they have been stationed since January.

One of the two missing porcupines that disappeared from a German zoo has made its way home. Police said the porcupines could not have escaped on their own.

A magnitude 6.5 earthquake hit northeast Afghanistan late Tuesday, sending residents in neighboring Pakistan and Tajikistan fleeing their homes in terror.

The United Nations reported that fresh gang violence in Haiti has left 187 people dead in 11 days. The Prime Minister is seeking to mobilize Haiti’s military to end gang violence.

Belarus discovered an arsenal of weapons that were intended for terrorist attacks. The country's security forces found them two days after killing an alleged terrorism suspect near the Polish border.

Former Prime Minister Imran Khan who faces terrorism charges was granted a weeklong bail. Khan is accused of inciting violence among the people in Pakistan.

Authorities in Russia raided homes and offices of human rights advocates who won a Nobel Peace Prize last year as part of a crackdown on dissent in the country.

One person died during the anti-government protests in Kenya led by Raila Odinga. Over 200 protestors were arrested and 31 officers were injured during the protests.