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North Korea fired an intercontinental ballistic missile on Thursday, stating the day after that it was meant to send a message to the U.S. and South Korean militaries.

Mundipharma has pushed its overdose reversal product abroad while its owners, the Sackler family, faces accusations of igniting the opioid epidemic in America.

Marek Hecko has been sentenced for life in prison with a minimum of 26 years for murdering Adrian Ellingford in Chelmsford, Essex. Footage shows Hecko drunkenly approaching police.

Three police officers died in a Mexico City shootout with gunmen who are suspected drug cartel members. The officers were killed approaching a house where gang members were hiding.

The death toll due to floods in an earthquake-stricken area of Turkey has risen to 16 after officers found two more bodies. The flash floods are in the provinces of Adiyaman and Sanliurfa.

A northwest Pakistan house fire killed at least 10 people early Friday morning. The people who died, including women and children, were killed by a collapsing roof.

British police officer Mary Ellen Bettley-Smith was allowed to keep her job after being issued a written warning for illegally beating former soccer pro Dalian Atkinson.

The United Nations rights chief called for an end to "systematic repression" in Belarus, and called for an immediate release of political prisoners.

The arrest warrant will mainly serve to limit Russian President Vladimir Putin's movements and involvement in other countries, including in G20 and G8 summits.

The Syrian Kurdish force in northeastern Syria lost nine fighters in two Iraq helicopters crashes this week. The group was flying the helicopters during bad weather while en route.

Spain is expecting another year of heatwaves and forest fires after officially entering a period of long-term drought. The country is geographically prone to high temperatures.

German Education Minister Bettina Stark-Watzinger will travel to Taiwan next week. This is the first high-level visit by a German official in 26 years.

The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin, citing allegations of involvement in child abduction in Ukraine.

Russia has denied that one of its fighter jet planes in any way made contact with the U.S. drone, but Russia's defense minister reportedly rewarded the pilots for defending their airspace.

The questioning period in the investigation into Riad Salameh, the chief of Lebanon's Central Bank, has been wrapped up. Salameh has been the central bank chief since 1993.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that Greece is raising its minimum wage to levels existing before the international bailout that occurred over a decade ago.

Experts and politicians discussed ways to deal with the region's scarcity of water. The Atlantic Council's N-7 Initiative hosted participants from the U.S., Israel and 10 Muslim majority in the UAE to look for solutions.

Hours after the launch of North Korea's second ICBM of 2023, the Pentagon told reporters it maintains that joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises are deterring further violence.

Cambodians on Friday celebrated the return of centuries-old artifacts that were illegally smuggled out of the country. The objects were displayed at the government's office.

Ukraine will receive a fleet of 13 Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter jets from Slovakia. Slovakia's prime minister announced the plan at a news conference on Friday.