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The director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency sat down with Fox News to discuss his sixth visit to Ukraine, amid fears of a nuclear radioactive disaster.

A key suspect in the killing of 43 college students was handed over to Mexican authorities, American officials said.

Turkey denounced the decision by a Swedish prosecutor to not investigate a Kurd protest as 'absurd'. During the protest the Turkish president was hung in effigy from a lamppost.

Two environmental activists were killed in a rural part of Honduras and their families want answers. One of the victim's family says that authorities are not properly investigating.

Protesters in Peru continue to demand the resignation of current president Dina Boluarte and express support for her predecessor Pedro Castillo, who tried to avoid impeachment.

U.S. forces captured a global ISIS recruiter during a helicopter assault in Syria alongside allied forces. The U.S. has roughly 900 soldiers stationed in the country.

The value of the U.S. dollar slipped Thursday as traders saw data showing the economy to be slowing. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen appreciated in value.

The number of recorded rape cases in India has increased 27% over the past decade despite new laws and programs enacted in order to help improve women's safety.

The Pentagon has asked its forces in South Korea to send equipment to Ukraine as Washington looks to send as much defensive aid as it can in the war against Russia.

Chinese authorities say that COVID-19 cases in the East Asian nation have peaked, as millions make plans for Lunar New Year festivities.

Following three years of COVID-19 restrictions, Chinese manufacturers are anticipating normal levels of operation at their factories when workers return from Lunar New Year festivities.

The rare 2-minute video footage showed a young, live giant squid as it swam near the surface of a bay off the western coast of Japan, seemingly undisturbed by nearby swimmers.

A Mexican human rights group is launching an online guide to aid in the search for missing persons. The guide provides counsel on legal, constitutional, and police issues.

Boban Indjic was sentenced to 15 years in prison for crimes that he committed during Bosnia's 1992-95 interethnic war. Indjic was a military commander during the war.

Two men were swept away by a swollen river in Serbia. Emergency teams are searching for the two men who were trying to protect their houses from the flooding.

The leaders of France and Spain signed a friendship treaty on Thursday in Barcelona. Both of the governments consider the treaty to be a diplomatic bond of the highest order.

Russia says it is investigating an American "suspected of collecting intelligence information on biological topics directed against the security of the Russian Federation."

The European Parliament wants the EU to ban economic activity that can be linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard. They also want the organization to be listed on the EU's terrorist list.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenksyy questioned whether Russian President Vladimir Putin was 'still alive' after asked about peace negotiations.

The U.S. will deliver another massive aid package to Ukraine on Friday, including Stryker armored vehicles, but it won't be sending M1 Abrams battle tanks.