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The International Energy Agency says bigger cars pose environmental issues as they produce more greenhouse gases and require larger batteries.

The German government is refusing to take down its Facebook page after a federal commissioner urged its termination over data privacy concerns.

The former interim prime minister of Haiti died at the age of 88. Gérard Latortue was the prime minister in the mid-2000s and helped rebuild the country after a coup.

Montenegro's stalemate that threatened to halt the bid to join NATO has ended after lawmakers elected judges to the top court. The court is crucial to the country's rule of law.

After being held hostage in Papua New Guinea for a week, New Zealand citizen and archaeologist Bryce Barker will finally return to Australia. Two other hostages were also released.

The Philippine coast guard has joined the U.S. and other Taiwanese counterparts in search for a Taiwanese fishing vessel that disappeared 10 days ago.

Japan and New Zealand foreign ministers agreed to speed up talks regarding intelligence sharing as concerns about China continue to grow.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg joined indigenous protesters to block the Norway Energy Ministry in protest of wind turbines on Sami lands.

A serviceperson at Japan’s Air Self Defense Force has filed a lawsuit against the government. She claims that the government covered up her sexual harassment case for years.

A couple of land mines that were left behind by the Islamic State years ago were set off near Salamiyeh, Syria, which killed 10 workers and wounded 12 others.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Manitoba tweeted that 911 calls are only for emergencies after a woman called them over a long drive-thru line at Burger King.

The German government wants to set up an offshore network of wind power lines with its North Sea neighbors, which could rectify bottlenecks in Europe’s energy market.

The WHO's investigation into sexual abuse allegations against their employees in Congo was "an absurdity," according to experts. Experts are upset no senior officials have been fired.

Army soldiers in Mexico clashed with residents of border town Nuevo Laredo Sunday. The residents were angry after soldiers indiscriminately fired into a truck and killed three people.

People in Baghdad protested a law proposal aimed at increasing the size of Iraq’s electoral districts, which could possibly undermine independent candidates.

Retired Army General Amjad Shoaib of Pakistan was arrested on charges of inciting the public against national institutions. He is a supporter of former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

The ex-husband and former in-laws of Abby Choi have been detained and charged in the murder of the Hong Kong model after a skull and parts of her body were found dismembered.

Last week a United Nations helicopter was attacked in eastern Congo. The UN decided to suspend flights above eastern Congo following the attack.

Japan will only be testing random passengers from China in the country's latest attempt to ease COVID border measures. Direct flights from China will also be expanded to more airports.

British PM Rishi Sunak hosted final talks with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen regarding the Northern Ireland Protocol to finally claim to have "got Brexit done."