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Two police officers were killed while responding to a call in the Canadian city of Edmonton. No details were immediately released by the police following Thursday's incident.

An Israeli army raid has killed four Palestinians Thursday in occupied West Bank. Israel frequently conducts military raids in the region of Jenin refugee camp.

Strikes, protests, and clashes broke out in Athens, Greece on Thursday during a strike over a rail disaster. The protesters threw gasoline bombs at police during the riots.

Rome’s Pantheon, Italy’s most-visited cultural site, will soon charge tourists an entrance fee. Foreign visitors over the age of 25 will have to pay $5.

Pastor Derek Reimer was arrested and charged for the second time within weeks after protesting drag queen story time for children at public libraries in Calgary, Alberta.

The Libyan National Army claims to have recovered 2.5 tons of natural uranium that went missing last week, but the International Atomic Energy Agency has yet to verify.

After a senior Thai police officer was involved in a 27-hour standoff before being subdued by fellow officers, Thai police must now undergo random physical and mental health checks.

El Salvador's government has heavily publicized the new prison, providing video of each prison transfer so far, along with pictures extensively showing the inside of the facility.

Days after Iran agreed to restore diplomatic relations with Saudi Arabia in a deal brokered by China, a senior official from Iran, Ali Shamkhani, is visiting the United Arab Emirates.

A military general from the United States claims the country plans to defend the Indo-Pacific region against coercion and bullying from authoritarian regimes.

A Russian spy ring in southern Poland has been broken up after they were discovered to be planning an attack on military supply routes to Ukraine.

Authorities in the United Kingdom decided to ban TikTok from government devices. The United States and European Union announced similar bans earlier in the year.

The number of cholera cases in Malawi has declined in the past few weeks, while neighboring Mozambique has seen an increase in cases. Both countries were ravaged by Cyclone Freddy.

The Farmer-Citizen Movement party, or BoerBurgerBeweging, will take 15 seats, marking the largest single-party presence in the Dutch Senate for the coming term.

Ukraine is expecting to receive around a dozen MiG-29 fighter jets from Poland. President Zelenskyy has pleaded for supporters to send fighter jets.

A terror threat warning was issued for Syrian institutions in Vienna by Austrian police. Preventative security measures remain in place in the city.

A Polish court sentenced Stefan Wilmont to life in prison for fatally stabbing Gdansk Mayor Pawel Adamowicz. Wilmont allegedly planned the crime in a way that the public could see.

Japan and China are both accusing each other of infringing on their maritime territory. China is routinely sending vessels around Japan’s claimed islands in the East China Sea.

Two police officials where charged with negligence after firing tear gas inside of a stadium leading to a crowd rush that killed 135. The officers were acquitted by an Indonesian court.

A pause has been placed on the effort to arrest former premier Imran Khan on a graft charge. Pakistani police were ordered to suspend the plan to arrest Khan until Friday.