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A transgender woman convicted of raping two women when she was a man while be incarcerated with male inmates, officials said

U.K. officials announced that it would stop offering COVID-19 booster shots to individuals under 50 as the country moves into post pandemic recovery.

Iran has enough highly enriched uranium to build “several” nuclear weapons if it chooses, the United Nations’ top nuclear official is now warning.

German victims of a fatal train attack Wednesday afternoon have been identified as two teenagers. There is an ongoing investigation into the suspect's motive.

An Indian businessman was charged Thursday with leading an organized crime group and aubsing his power of office while in Bosnia. The individual stole nearly $12 million from GIKIL.

Bulgaria is considering suspending their joint projects with North Macedonia on account of hate crimes. Last week there was an assault of a Macedonian citizen who identifies as Bulgarian.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has tabled a referendum to add Indigenous people to the nation's constitution, but he ruled out any plans to change Australia Day.

A homeless man in England was praised by police for his actions in helping subdue an armed driver who was high on drugs when he struck a cyclist and attempted to flee the scene.

Government officials in Germany, such as Burkhard Blienert, are pushing for more restrictions on advertisements featuring tobacco, sports gambling, and alcohol in the country.

An Islamic State group commander was captured in Ragga by Syrian Kurdish-led forces. He was among the 68 militants who were detained in an operation targeting sleeper cells.

Colin Weir, who along with his wife was the record-breaking European lottery winner for almost a decade, spent around $131,000 a week across the final eight years of his life.

A teen from Denmark was charged with joining a white supremacist group that the country has described as neo-Nazi. The teen also tried to recruit others to join the group.

Russia on Thursday responded to President Biden's decision to send Abrams M1 tanks to Ukraine and accused it of "direct involvement in the conflict."

The trial of British nurse Lucy Letby continues in Manchester, England. Letby is alleged to have killed 7 babies and attempting to murder 10 others. She denies all the charges against her.

Lynne Tracy, the new U.S. ambassador to Russia, traveled to Moscow Thursday. Tensions between the United States and Russia have recently been high as the war in Ukraine continues.

Serbia, Russia's longtime ally in Europe, is getting pressure from European Union and U.S. officials to finally normalize relations with its former province, Kosovo, which broke away from Serbia following the 1999 NATO war against Serbia.

A 2nd suspect has been arrested in connection with an espionage case in Germany. The man is accused of treason for passing secrets obtained by an acquaintance working at a spy agency.

Israeli forces killed six militants and three other people during a West Bank operation on Thursday. One of those slain allegedly included an elderly woman, sparking protests.

Roughly 15,000 Americans have left Hong Kong in the past two years for various reasons. Strict COVID-19 measures and "diminishing freedom" are two reasons Americans leave.

Pakistan has agreed to comply with the International Monetary Fund as the country's rupee plummets. The country is seeking an installment of $1.1 billion from the IMF.