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The local government of Berlin, Germany, following a discrimination complaint, says it will now allow women – like men – to swim topless at city pools.

Transnistria has accused Ukraine of trying to kill its president. The attempted attack on the region's president was allegedly organized by Ukraine's national security service.

Ghassan al Sharbi, an Al-Qaida suspect, has been transferred from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to Saudi Arabia. He is the latest transfer aimed at emptying the military prison of 9/11 suspects

The country of Italy is cracking down on smuggling following a migrant boat accident that killed multiple people. The country's government will stiffen the punishment for smugglers.

Berlin will soon allow all residents to swim topless in public pools. This comes after a woman complained about how she was not allowed to swim topless.

Because Indonesia’s capitol of Jakarta is polluted, prone to natural disasters, and rapidly sinking, the country is planning to move the capital to the island of Borneo instead.

Nearly 36 people have been killed by extremists linked to the Islamic State group in eastern Congo. Several people were also injured in the attacks Wednesday night.

The labor minister of South Korea defended increasing the weekly work cap as helpful for mothers, citing that employees would be able to accrue overtime in return for days off.

A newly built section of a tunnel collapsed deep inside a Spanish mine Thursday. Three geologists were killed, and rescue teams are working to recover the bodies.

Dave McConnell successfully appealed his conviction after becoming the first Christian street preacher in the U.K. to be reported to a counterterrorism watchdog for misgendering someone.

A European official claims Australia is going to purchase submarines form the United States. This comes as concerns grow over China's influence in the Indo-pacific region.

Viral videos of diners at Japanese conveyor belt sushi locations engaging in unhygienic pranks have been dubbed "sushi terrorism" and have now resulted in three arrests.

A LATAM flight carrying $32.5 million in cash was targeted during an attempted heist at Chile's Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport, but a nearby Delta plane was not struck.

A train crashed into a bus in Lagos, Nigeria, killing six people and injuring dozens of others. Officials believe the bus driver is at fault in the crash.

Fourteen bodies were recovered overnight after a boat crash off the coast of Tunisia. The Tunisian Coast Guard rescued 54 others as the boat sank.

After a deadly train crash in Greece, three more rail officials have been charged. The train crash killed 57 people and caused protests across the country.

The 25th anniversary of the Baillie Gifford Prize will be marked with a Winner of Winners prize. Six books have been nominated to receive the prestigious award.

A rocket attack by Russia on Ukraine, targeting the capital Kyiv and 10 other areas, has left at least six dead as Ukraine's leadership is accusing Moscow of "barbarism."

The Honduras ban on the "morning after pill" has been lifted after over a decade. The ban was overturned by Xiomara Castro, the country's first female president.

Malawi has been hit with a deadly cholera outbreak that has killed over 1,600 people in the country. Poor people in the country have been hit the hardest by the disease.