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Russia is planning a major offensive against Kyiv by the one-year anniversary of its invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, the National Security and Defense Council Oleksiy Danilov warned.

The Arhuacos in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta follow the Law of Origin as a guide to spiritual knowledge and behavior. Their goal is to focus on restoring damage to Mother Earth.

The tropical storm Cheneso has started to pick up in parts of Madagascar this week. Madagascar officials say that more flooding is to come over the weekend.

The office of Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated Friday, January 27, a new Russian shelling killed 10 Ukrainians and left 20 civilians injured.

A terrorist shooting at a synagogue in Jerusalem has left at least seven dead and several more injured. Police killed the shooter, according to authorities.

Wagner Group chief Yevgeniy Prigozhin argued that he would rather use prisoners than send fresh recruits, whom he called "dandelion boys," to the front lines of Ukraine.

The European Union wants to make a deal with Pfizer to pay more in order to reduce the volume of vaccines it purchases. The EU already agreed to purchase half a billion vaccine doses.

President Biden announced that the U.S. was sending 31 tanks to Ukraine amid the country's war with Russia. The decision to send tanks was condemned by North Korea.

Mohammad Farooq allegedly brought a homemade explosive device to a hospital where he worked and planned to bomb an air force base. Farooq faces multiple charges.

A retired man from Spain was charged with terrorism after sending six different letters containing explosive devices to officials. He sent one of the letters to Spain's prime minister.

As part of the plan to reintroduce cheetahs into India, South Africa is sending 12 of the cats to the country. They will join eight other cheetahs which were sent by Nambia.

UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt believes cutting inflation is necessary before any tax cuts. Rishi Sunak promised to halve the inflation rate by the end of the year.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov visited a handful of African countries this last week as Moscow seeks to widen its influence on the continent.

Department of Justice alleges Iran assassination plot against U.S. journalist Masih Alinejad after three Eastern European criminals indicted in New York.

A Thai activist was sentenced to 28 years for posting messages on Facebook insulting the monarchy. There has been a recent surge in prosecutions for criticizing the government.

An excavation team near Egypt’s Saqqara pyramids have discovered dozens of new artifacts including two ancient tombs, amulets, and a sarcophagus.

South Korea's unification minister claims the country will attempt to provide humanitarian assistance to North Korea to help strengthen the relationship between the countries.

Jerusalem and the West Bank remain on edge even as tensions eased after a night of rocket fire and strikes were exchanged in Gaza Friday.

Separate from the linguistic debate, the question of whether it is ethical to display human bodies in this way is still a live issue.

Pastor Artur Pawlowski is facing his final trial in Alberta after two years of repeated hefty fines, arrests and imprisonment for keeping his church open during the pandemic.