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Ibrahim Al Qahtani, an ISIS official involved in planning prison breaks, was killed in a raid by U.S. and coalition forces on Feb. 10, CENTCOM announced.

The Michigan woman who fled the United States to Thailand after allegedly hitting a college student with her car on New Year's Day has agreed to come back to the United States.

Parents awaiting the arrival of adopted children from Haiti feel abandoned by the Biden administration as the State Department refuses to lift passport mandate amid migration crisis.

The People's Republic of China is dismissing accusations of impeding the World Health Organization's investigation into the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic.

As North Korea may be on the brink of a food catastrophe, the country has begun rationing food to soldiers for the first time in more than two decades, officials say.

At least 39 migrants died Wednesday morning in a bus crash in western Panama. The bus driver collided with another vehicle which led to the bus rolling off a cliff.

Syrians are in desperate need of humanitarian relief, but President Assad's weaponization of aid and the U.N.'s bureaucratic slow rolling prove to be early roadblocks.

Retirees in China went to the streets in Wuhan and Dalian to protest a recent cut to their health insurance. Monthly allowances were cut from $38 to $12.

Turkey is facing a shortage of clean water after two deadly earthquakes damaged the region’s sanitation infrastructure. The water shortage also increases the risk of disease outbreaks.

The EMA's head of health threats and vaccine strategy believes COVID-19 vaccination campaigns may be conducted once a year, similar to the flu shot.

Silvio Berlusconi, a former Italian Premier, was found not guilty of witness tampering in a trial tied to sexually charged “bunga bunga” parties he held near Milan.

Police in England say they have established the identity of a man who was found wandering around a seaside town with no memory of who he is or where he came from.

Sweden will send artillery cannons to Ukraine "as soon as possible." Ukraine is counting on further Western military aid to repel Russian advances in the eastern part of the country.

Dozens of migrants went missing and were presumed dead after a rubber boat deflated off the coast of Libya, a dominant transit point for those seeking better lives in Europe.

One of the founding fathers of Iran recently called for an end to the Islamic regime. Under house arrest, former PM Mir-Hossein Mousavi smuggled out a message that was highly critical of the regime.

Maria Ponomarenko, a Russian journalist, was sentenced to six years in prison for “spreading false information about the Russian armed forces’ actions” in Ukraine.

Small farms in Ukraine will be eligible for funding through the United Nations' International Fund for Agricultural Development. The small farms play a big role in feeding the country.

Sexual minorities in Japan are campaigning for the government to ban discrimination against LGBTQ people. The U.S. Ambassador to Japan has "full confidence" the government will do so.

A man bearing explosives was found standing near the entrance of Switzerland's Parliament. The country's Parliament and related offices were evacuated.

Ayman Safadi met with Bashar Assad in Damascus. The Jordan foreign minister vowed to deliver earthquake aid to Syria after the country was hit with a 7.8 magnitude earthquake.