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A Croatian MiG-21 military plane crashed during a training flight on Tuesday. The crash happened in an uninhabited forest and a search team is still looking for the crew.

Mevlut Cavusoglu has declared Finland must lift the arms embargo on Turkey to join NATO. Cavusoglu made the comments when he met with Finland’s Defense Minister Antti Kaikkonen.

According to the Taliban, girls in Afghanistan will be able to take their high school graduation exams. This decision applies to 31 of the 34 provinces in the country.

Sali Berisha, the 78-year-old leader of the Albanian opposition center-right Democratic Party, was attacked at a protest held near the EU leader's summit.

King Charles III was visiting the town of Luton, north of London, when an egg was apparently thrown in his direction, resulting in police arresting a man in his 20s.

Private hospitals are being blamed by prosecutors in Mexico for a meningitis outbreak. The virus has killed 22 people and sickened at least 71 and officials have issued arrest warrants.

A Turkish military vehicle ran over a woman and child in Syria, killing them. Protests by locals broke out over Turkish convoys driving dangerously through the villages.

Hundreds of protesters stormed the Mongolian State Palace in response to what they say is corruption in the country's coal industry by top officials. The stolen coal is said to have been sold in China.

Ukraine championed its ability to largely stop the barrage of more than 70 missiles fired at it Monday, saying it stopped 60 missile strikes.

Russia has released photos showing the deployment of mobile missile defense systems in the Kuril Islands, a chain that is part of a territorial dispute with Japan.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called a meeting with his security council to discuss his nation's domestic defenses amid several explosions reported on Russian airbases.

Russia turned down the opportunity to meet with U.S. officials to negotiate the continuation of the New START treaty, which regulates the two countries' nuclear arsenals.

Indonesia's parliament passed a new criminal code that bans sex outside of marriage and cohabitation between unmarried couples.

COVID-19 protests across China resulted in officials easing restrictions, leading residents to feel empowered after years of 'draconian' laws

The Biden administration'd decision to allow Chevron to resume oil drilling has been met with anger by some opponents of the Maduro regime.

Korean media, citing witnesses, reports that North Korean authorities executed two teens for the crime of watching and distributing South Korean movies.

Animal rights activists tried to protest at the London steakhouse Nusr-Et, but were removed by staff at the upscale restaurant on Saturday evening.

A 27-year-old man was arrested for allegedly killing one teen girl and wounding another with a knife on Monday morning in Illerkirchberg, Germany.

Conflicting statements out of Iran have led to confusion over the future of the Islamic nation's morality police as protesters continue to push against Tehran's theocracy.

Russian forces in Ukraine are reportedly dying of hypothermia because the gear and clothing they are outfitted with is insufficient for the cooling weather in Ukraine.