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A Norwegian-based human rights group is accusing Iranian security forces of deliberately shooting protesters -- particularly young women -- in the eye.

Fox News correspondent Amy Kellogg delves into the latest on the floundering Iran nuclear deal and discusses with two analysts the present state of affairs.

China fired the head of its national weather service on Saturday, backing up its claim that the balloon floating across the U.S. this weekend was a weather craft

Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss blamed England's economic "orthodoxy" for her unsuccessful economic policies during her short tenure in Parliament.

The main issues the U.S. military would face are the "tyranny of distance," which hands China a major "home-field advantage" and a potential shortage of munitions.

Japan's prime minister fired a top aide on Saturday after the aide reportedly said he wouldn't want to live next to gay or lesbian couples or even look at them.

The girl suffered injuries to her leg that proved fatal, but police did not report either the full extent of her injuries or the type of shark involved in the attack.

China has maintained that the balloon was a weather device that blew off course due to strong weather patterns and urged U.S. officials to tone down their rhetoric.

Chinese spy balloon could have equipment that would allow it to detect signals and communications data, which it could then transmit to Beijing, observers say.

The United States has not shot down a Chinese surveillance balloon seen hovering over Montana, sending a message it will not defend itself against China, one expert says.

On Saturday, Russian and Ukrainian officials said that dozens of soldiers were released and have returned to their home country after a prisoner swap.

China's spy balloon flying over Montana shows that the country is preparing its citizens for war that could come at any time, an expert told Fox News Digital.

China is maintaining that the balloon over the U.S. is a civilian research craft, asserting "some politicians and media in the US have hyped it up."

Job demand in China's hospitality sector has surged following the East Asian nation's post-COVID reopening and Lunar New Year festivities.

Italy's Data Protection Agency has banned U.S.-based app Replika AI from collecting personal data from Italian users, largely because of risks to minors and the emotionally vulnerable.

The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday warned of eyedrops manufactured by India's Global Pharma Healthcare Pvt Ltd., which are connected to drug-resistant bacterial infections.

A former Kenyan policeman was sentenced to death Friday for the murder of a human rights lawyer. Four people were convicted of carrying out a series of murders in 2016.

A World Health Organization employee has been released Thursday in Mali after being abducted by unidentified assailants. The man was abducted over a month ago.

The York Regional Police have released a wild video showing a car racing through a mall in Ontario during a burglary at an electronics store there.

A head-on collision between a bus and truck in northwest Pakistan resulted in the death of 17 people. Road accidents in Pakistan occur frequently due to poor infrastructure and traffic laws.