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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced a new agreement to house American troops and military supplies in the Pacific.

Citing the "catastrophic failure" of its COVID-19 response, the World Health Organization (WHO) has begun drafting a new global pandemic agreement.

The speaker of Taiwan's parliament addressed the International Religious Freedom Summit in Washington, D.C., Wednesday and warned of the growing threat posed by China.

Iran and Russia have signed an agreement to integrate their countries' respective banking systems in order to bypass Western sanctions.

The Kabul Attack Network carried out a number of attacks around the capital city and may have received funding from the Taliban, al Qaeda and Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps.

U.S. Central Command on Jan. 15 seized thousands of rifles, nearly 600,000 rounds of ammunition and nearly two dozen anti-tank missiles en route from Iran to Yemen.

At least eight rockets targeted a Turkish base located in northern Iraq. The attack, which was claimed by an Iranian-backed militia, did not cause any injury or damage to the base.

A tanker transporting liquefied natural gas suffered a malfunction and broke down in the southern part of the Suez Canal. However, traffic was not interrupted.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Wednesday that Sweden’s bid to join NATO following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is in peril if they allow anti-Islam protests to continue.

Russia on Wednesday took aim at Israel and warned it not to get involved in the war in Ukraine by providing defense weaponry.

A South Korean Buddhist statue must return to Japan, according to the state court. However, a Korean temple claiming ownership of the 14th-century artifact may appeal the ruling.

Regional officials around Somalia agreed to a joint military campaign against the al-Shabab militant group. The countries involved include Djibouti, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia.

A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1 shook southeastern Philippines Wednesday, but no injuries or major damage were reported immediately.

Israel intercepted a rocket fired by militants in the Gaza Strip. The missile that was fired caused sirens to be set off and raised tension.

A top American health official is pressuring the World Health Organization to address allegations that one of its doctors sexually assaulted a woman at a Berlin conference.

Jarosław Kaczyński, Poland’s ruling party leader, will pay political rival Radek Sikorski over $162,000 after calling him a diplomatic traitor.

Two Polish skiers were killed in a massive avalanche in Indian-controlled Kashmir. A Kashmir avalanche previously killed 140 people in 2012.

The Latvian Olympic Committee has threatened to boycott the Paris Olympics if Russians are allowed to compete. This is in response to Russia's war with Ukraine.

'Delila' will not be sung before Wales' match against Ireland in the Six Nations or going forward. The Welsh Rugby Union has been accused of racism and sexism.

The Russian city of Volgograd, known as Stalingrad until 1961, unveiled a bust of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin ahead of a visit from Russian President Vladimir Putin.