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Sudanese security forces fatally shot a protester in the chest near the country's capital on Tuesday. The man was participating in an anti-government protest.

The Dan David Prize board has announced the nine historians receiving the award this year, each recognized for perceived 'outstanding contributions' to the field.

Somalia's drought is being described as "extremely critical," but there is no famine projected. 3.8 million people have been displaced due to Somalia's battles with al-Shabab.

A hospital in a disputed Somaliland city has been shelled during an upsurge of violence leaving one person dead. Allegedly the al-Shabab extremist group have supported the attacks.

A protest was held in Moldova's capitol on Tuesday. The protest was organized by an antigovernment group that is supported by members of the country's Russia-friendly Shor Party.

NATO General Secretary Jens Stoltenberg indicated Tuesday it is a matter of when, not if, Ukraine will join the alliance and said member nations would continue to support Ukraine in its war against Russia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered officials to tighten up border security after Russia saw several overnight drone attacks target oil depots.

Legislation to prohibit sexuality in Uganda was proposed by a lawmaker on Tuesday. The bill would punish "promotion, recruitment, and funding" of LGBTQ related activies.

Gordon Chang says Xi Jinping must be “in a panic” over China's demographic crisis and warns the leader could act "more provocative, more belligerent" as a result.

A new report from the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction says the Taliban are using fingerprints and gun records to track down people there who helped the U.S.

A new statue of a female ruler subduing a male warrior was discovered at a Mayan ruin site in Mexico. The sculpture depicts the female grasping the captive man’s hair.

Border residents of Nuevo Laredo clashed with the Mexican army Sunday, after soldiers killed five people that protestors believe were unarmed.

Roughly 100 Hong Kong police officers scoured a landfill looking for missing body parts of model Abby Choi whose legs and skull were found in her former father-in-law's home.

Hundreds of Iranian schoolgirls across multiple schools were poisoned by fumes wafting into classrooms. Authorities believe the suspect wants to stop girls from seeking an education.

A 45-year-old German babysitter will spend nearly 15 years in prison for sexually abusing dozens of children over a 14-year-period with the youngest victim being a month old.

British police recently arrested Aristocrat Constance Marten and Mark Gordon who have been on the run since January. The police are now looking for the couple's infant son.

The president of the Philippines said the military will shift its focus to protecting the country as tensions between the U.S. and China intensify.

The Protestant Council of Rwanda recently described abortion as a sin. The council has directed health facilities run by its members to stop carrying out abortions.

Hong Kong plans to lift its coronavirus mask mandate by Wednesday. Residents will no longer need to mask when they’re outdoors and indoors, including in public transit.

The Indian government is rearming and training villagers to revive a civil militia after seven Hindus were killed in Kashmir, a disputed region between India and Pakistan.