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The disappearance of Ken DeLand while studying abroad in France has pointed to Europe's Schengen zone where travelers aren't required to present passports, identification.

Russian arms stocks have dropped to the extend that it will 'struggle to replenish' its reserves even with support from nations like Iran and North Korea a senior military official said.

Eric Wahl, brother of deceased American soccer journalist Grant Wahl, walked back speculation of foul play after Grant's body was returned to the U.S. from Qatar.

A vehicle veered off a mountain road in Nepal that resulted in 12 dead. The passengers were coming from a wedding and rolled 650 feet down the mountain slope.

Ken DeLand, the American college student who went missing while studying abroad in France, had trouble making friends and may have voluntarily left, a French prosecutor said.

Taiwan is it was monitoring a situation in which Chinese military planes and ships were near the island

The Taliban-controlled back of Afghanistan said last week it had received $40 million in cash.

Ken DeLand, an American college student missing while on study abroad in France, previously interned for Republican New York state Sen. Pam Helming from 2019 to 2020.

Kim Jung Un gave a pair of dogs to South Korea's former President, Moon Jae-in, in 2018. The country's new president gave them up, and they are now being sent to a zoo in the country.

Greek Foreign Minister Niko Dendias lashed out at Turkey threatening to bomb Athens. The relationship between the two NATO nations has been strained for a long time.

Three boys died and one was left in critical condition after falling into an icy lake Sunday afternoon in England as the country battles heavy snow and low temperatures.

The father of Ken DeLand, an upstate New York college student missing in France, warned other parents to be wary of privacy rules before their adult kids study abroad.

International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Grossi will make a trip to South Korea amid concerns that North Korea could soon hold a nuclear test.

A hotel was attacked in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Monday. Two of the residents were injured and the hospital in Kabul has reported 21 casualties.

Two gunman opened fire on police killing two officers and a bystander in Queensland, Australia. The two gunman remain on the run and have been tracking police.

Iran executed a second prisoner who was detained during protests against the country's theocracy. The hanging came quickly after his alleged stabbings.

An American college student has been reported missing while studying abroad in France. He last made contact with his family on Whatsapp on November 27.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has recently indicated a willingness to improve relations with Syria, which possibly could be a result of Russian encouragement.

A man yelled "I'll kill you all" before opening fire during a condominium board meeting in Italy, leaving three women dead and several others injured.

A ballroom dancing teacher at France's elite Sciences Po university quit her job after she was reprimanded by school leaders for calling students "men" and "women."