A Mexican prosecutor tasked with investigating the murder of Shanquella Robinson says he continues to work with the U.S. to interview witnesses and possible accomplices.
The tiger that escaped from a farm in South Africa was found and euthanized on Wednesday. While the 8-year-old tiger was out she attacked a man, killed two dogs, and a pig.
Alireza Akbari served as Iranian deputy minister of defense from 2000 to 2005, but was arrested in 2019 and accused of serving as a British intelligence agent.
A helicopter crash in Brovary, Ukraine – a suburb on the outskirts of Kyiv – has left at least 14 people dead, including top officials and children, officials say.
Israel’s Christian population rose by about 2% last year. While Christian populations in the Middle East have dwindled, a minor revival seems to be taking place in the Holy Land.
On Monday, French Mayor Brigitte Fouré asked Madonna to consider loaning the city of Amiens a painting it lost during WWI as it attempts to become a 2028 European Capital of Culture.
A Canadian woman who drove home drunk in 2019 and crashed into a home, causing the gas line to rupture and the house to explode, is suing the concert venue that served her alcohol
A former Mexican top security official is set to face trial this week in the United States on charges of drug trafficking after prosecutors say he aided and abetted cartels.
Israel has deported Stefania Costantini after she was arrested during a raid in the occupied West Bank. Costantini is described as an advocate for Palestinian rights.
This year may be the first time Spain’s tourism sector may beat pre-pandemic levels as the desire for travelling has increased, according to the bookings tourist companies are seeing.
Dutch police officers have arrested a man who is suspected to be the Islamic State security chief. The 37-year-old Syrian man is scheduled to appear before an examining magistrate.
Beijing’s decision to lift its COVID restrictions, which was expected to raise industrial demands, has led to factory cutbacks and sickened workers instead.
European Union adopting a legal definition of "greenwashing" could be counterproductive, a fund group says, as there have been few sanctions for greenwashing.
The number of migrants coming into Greece has dropped dramatically over the past two years, according to Notis Mitarachi. The height of the migration crisis in Greece was in 2015.
As its annual conference at Davos began, a survey of economists by the World Economic Forum cast doubts on future global stability and warned of a recession.
Dismembered bodies of ten people were found under the floor of an event hall in Mexico. Mexican gang members were being investigated for a kidnapping when the bodies were discovered.
The British government blocked a Scottish law that would make it easier for citizens to change their gender on documents. The Scottish leader is willing to go to court over the issue.
Nine Afghan men were lashed in public on Tuesday for crimes they committed under the country's new rulers. Since the Taliban seized power in 2021, punishment for crimes has been harsh.
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