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Attackers opened fire in Lebanon on Thursday, killing a United Nations peacekeeper and wounding several others. One of the wounded soldiers is in serious condition.

India successfully test-fired an intercontinental nuclear-capable ballistic missile called the "Agni-5" on Thursday. The missile was fired from Abdul Kalam Island.

Police in Brazil served search warrants to supporters of the country's president. Police say Bolsonaro's supporters blocked highways following his election loss.

Parents in the U.K. are accusing a Church of England primary school of indoctrinating young students with transgender ideology by teaching that 3-year-olds can be non-binary.

The Netherlands is the first nation to legalize doctor-involved euthanasia. However, the country does not approve suicide assisted by non-physicians.

The prime minister and opposition party leader have agreed to the auction to put the incident behind them, saying there is no animosity between the longtime political rivals.

A suspect in a deadly shooting at a home in Aurora, Colorado, was arrested in Mexico and transported back to the U.S. to a holding facility in Phoenix, Arizona.

Four chimpanzees that escaped from a Swedish zoo were euthanized. A spokeswoman said the chimps had to be put down because there was not enough tranquilizer.

A top Ukrainian defense official said there will be no ceasefire for Christmas unless Russia withdraws its troops.

The Department of Justice touted its aggressive action, but an expert told Fox News Digital that the indictment merely warns the defendants and allows them to evade capture.

Tainted liquor is being sold without authorization in eastern India leaving at least 31 dead and 20 others hospitalized and in serious condition.

A Greek lawmaker charged in connection with a corruption scheme will remain in detention after her court hearing was postponed.

Toronto Metropolitan University is hiring an economics professor but the position is limited to applicants who “self-identify as Black."

China has recalled six diplomats from the U.K. in response to an investigation by British police into an alleged assault on a protester outside a Chinese consulate building.

Russian authorities accused Suedi Murekezi of serving as a CIA operative and taking part in "pro-Ukraine" protests, eventually charging him with "inciting ethnic hatred."

A torture chamber that housed children was uncovered in Kherson as authorities investigated human rights abuses, a top Ukrainian official said.

An American college student who is missing in France while studying abroad is a member of the conservative college student organization, TPUSA.

Iran was voted out of the UN Commission on the Status of Women over its oppressive policies for women and its brutal crackdown following nationwide protests.

The Biden administration's swap of Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for WNBA star Brittney Griner could help Vladimir Putin overcome his forces' ammunition shortage

A doctor testified that he could think of no natural cause for the severe projectile vomiting of a baby who alleged killer nurse Lucy Letby is accused of attempting to murder.