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The U.S. Trade Representative's Office announced a call for consultation with Mexican officials over the nation's proposed ban on consumption of genetically modified corn.

Four Peruvian soldiers have drowned in a river while responding to protests demanding the resignation of Peru’s president. The soldiers tried to cross a bridge, but it was blocked.

The Russian government has donated 20,000 tons of fertilizer to Malawi as part of a broader effort to garner African support while strained for alliances in the West.

A six-party alliance nominated opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu to take on incumbent Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in May's consequential election.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said the fall of Bakhmut to Russian forces would not mean Moscow had gained a strategic advantage in Ukraine.

Russia forces helped end a deadly weekend shootout along an auxiliary dirt road that links Armenia with Nagorno-Karabak. Officials checked vehicles suspected of transporting weapons.

A Sudanese court Monday acquitted eight pro-democracy activists of a military intelligence agent's murder. Sudan is currently experiencing unprecedented political unrest.

A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson dismissed concerns that cranes manufactured in China could be used to spy on U.S. ports, claiming the theory was "paranoia."

Spain is asking the U.S. to clean up a nuclear site where a U.S. bomber and a refueling plane crashed mid-air and dropped four hydrogen bombs above southern Spain.

Sultan al-Jaber, who is the president of COP28, is calling for climate action. The CEO of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. will lead international climate talks later this year.

A Sphinx-like statue from the Roman empire has been unearthed in Egypt. Archaeologists also discovered the remains of a shrine in an ancient temple.

Burmese soldiers rampaged through villages and killed at least 17 people. They have also beheaded, tortured, and raped residents in a series of war crimes since the army took control.

Duangphet Phromthep who was rescued from a flooded cave in Thailand died at age 17 last month while attending a sports academy in England. His ashes were released on Mekong River.

The four American citizens who were kidnapped in Mexico may have been the victims of mistaken identity, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said Monday.

The Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France, is scheduled to reopen in December 2024, less than six years after the roof was ravaged by a fire in 2019.

Christian and minority lawmakers in Iraq are pushing back on a 2016 alcohol ban that has officially gone into effect, arguing it discriminates against non-Muslims communities.

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called for "capital punishment" for those responsible for poisoning hundreds of schoolgirls if the acts were deliberate.

A fire that broke out in an apartment in Serbia killed four kids and injured their parents. All of the children died from carbon monoxide poisoning.

A female “Voladores” performer fatally fell from a 30-yard-high pole in Puebla, Mexico, on Saturday. The rest of the festivities have been cancelled.

A fire at a refugee camp in Bangladesh has left thousands of Rohingya Muslims homeless. Hundreds of thousands of Muslims escaped Myanmar during a brutal crackdown.