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Over the past few weeks, passengers on 3 cruise ships had their plans derailed when the ships were denied entry into New Zealand due to environmental standards.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called on his defense minister to order for a temporary ceasefire in Ukraine in observation of Orthodox Christmas.

Head of Russia' mercenary Wagner Group released the first round of convicts who traded jail time to join the war in Ukraine.

A Chinese man was able to evade South Korean authorities for two days after fleeing mandatory quarantine when he tested positive for COVID-19 upon arrival in the country.

President Biden said the U.S. is considering sending Kyiv Bradley Fighting Vehicles as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy continues to request tanks for tough fight on eastern front.

Pope Francis presided over former Pope Benedict XVI's funeral mass in St. Peter's Square Thursday, remembering his life, legacy, and courage for resigning from the papacy.

Pope Francis will preside over the funeral mass for Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI on Thursday. The Vatican announced Pope Benedict's death on Saturday, Jan. 1, 2023.

Kosovo closed the border to Serbia after ethnic Serbians created a blockade and fired at authorities, but Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic helped to relax the situation.

China is underrepresenting the extent of the COVID-19 surge that is ripping through the country, a World Health Organization official said on Wednesday.

French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has published a series of offensive cartoons depicting Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

The Tokyo Government is planning on offering households with children aged 18 or younger in the capital a monthly handout of about 5,000 yen, or 38 dollars, per child.

Fox News' chief religion correspondent Lauren Green, who is covering the funeral Benedict XVI from the Vatican, reflects on her meeting the late pope emeritus.

Factions of far-right groups and pro-Putin operatives have reportedly combined forces in Germany to push Berlin to end its support for Ukraine's defense against Russia's invasion.

China is warning the U.S. not to use "salami tactics" and stop challenging Beijing's "red line" on Taiwan, which it regards as its own territory.

Rev. Bingo Allison, a self-described non-binary gender-queer priest in the Church of England, has publicly expressed a hope of "normalizing" LGBTQ behavior among children.

Iran issued two death sentences to teenagers this week who were involved in the nationwide demonstrations and deemed to have waged "enmity against God."

A Vietnamese boy trapped down a 115-foot concrete hole at a construction site since New Year's Eve was declared dead Wednesday, but the boy's body has not yet been recovered.

The American embassy in Havana, Cuba, has reopened its visa and consular services Wednesday for the first time since a series of health incidents dubbed the "Havana Syndrome."

A spring water well broke out in flames last week in a Mexican village. People were complaining about the smell of gas for weeks and think that fuel thieves could have caused the leak.

The Czech government announced that a bill was approved to bring defense spending to 2% of the GDP. They will only spend 1.52% of the GDP this year but will reach the 2% goal in 2024.