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The president of Mexico claimed his nation was safer than the U.S. after receiving widespread criticism following the kidnapping of four American tourists by cartel members.

Rev. Patrick Pullicino, 73, is taking legal action after he was reportedly expelled as a hospital chaplain after answering a patient's question about the Church's stance on sexuality.

White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said on Monday that Ukrainian officials have not yet confirmed a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

At least 18 female prison guards in the United Kingdom have been fired or resigned over allegations of having intimate relationships with male inmates, a report found.

Wary of Russia's larger territorial ambitions, Poland has been steadily modernizing its military by boosting its manpower and ordering new equipment from allies.

A group of activists is blaming Italy's failure to offer timely assistance for the death of 30 migrants off of Libya. 17 others survived the deadly shipwreck.

A man executed by Saudi Arabia for drug charges was tortured into confessing, his family said.

Men returned with guns and machetes after a fight broke out in northwest Nigeria. The gunmen killed at least 16 people, the government said.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres asked scientists to serve facts which will push governments to make policies aimed at combatting climate change,

A United Nations commission claims Syria's government and the international community didn't act quickly following the earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria.

Former Haiti mayor Jean Morose Viliena is accused of violently terrorizing his political opponents. He will head to trial in Boston, Massachusetts, where he now lives.

Ukraine's Zelenskyy may speak next week with Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time since the Russian invasion, following Xi's meeting with Vladimir Putin in Moscow.

Parents in the United Kingdom are speaking out about a handbook from nursery school provider Bright Horizons that advises they not call their daughters "princess" or "pretty."

Junior doctors across England are demanding better pay with a three-day strike. Junior doctors in the country make up 45% of all doctors in the National Health Service.

Ram Chandra Poudel, the newly elected president of Nepal, took his oath of office in Kathmandu on Monday. He is the third president since the country abolished its monarchy.

Almost two dozen people in eastern Congo were slaughtered with guns, machetes, and knives by a militia with ties to the Islamic State group.

An Italian report suggests that nearly 700,000 people are waiting for an opportunity to migrate from Libya to Europe. However, a U.N. official has challenged the report’s credibility.

Ukraine was the third largest importer of arms in 2022 thanks to aid from the United States and Europe. Ukraine imported few major arms until the end of 2021.

A former Japanese boxer on death row was given a retrial due to a possibility that key evidence was fabricated. The man also said he was forced to confess due to violent interrogation.

The Iranian government said 22,000 people arrested during a massive wave of anti-government protests have been pardoned. The demonstrations began when a woman died while under custody.