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A man was arrested by British police Tuesday for the deaths of at least 27 people who tried to cross the English Channel in a dinghy last year. Two people survived and four are missing.

The killer of South African anti-apartheid leader was stabbed in prison two days before he was released on parole. He is stable and receiving medical attention from the prison.

Saudi Arabia's state-run Press Agency has announced the country has agreed to extend the terms of the $5 billion aid package for Egypt. Egypt's economy was hit hard by the pandemic.

Roughly half of the United Kingdom's free-range turkeys and geese have either died or been culled after contracting avian flu in the commonwealth's largest-ever outbreak

A landslide on the Italian island of Ischia killed eight people and left four others missing. The landslide has displaced 270 people from their homes so far.

Iranian activists are throwing their support behind the U.S. soccer team ahead of the U.S.-Iran World Cup Tuesday amid continued protests across Iran.

The BBC said journalist Ed Lawrence was "beaten and kicked" by Chinese police while covering the anti-lockdown protests in Shanghai.

Chinese police across the country have flooded the streets in a show of force against protests that have spread across the country, leading to limited activity.

Qatar had reportedly been cooperating with Iran in an effort to control how support for the Iranian regime appears during World Cup games, but the host nation denies such claims.

China accused the U.S. Navy of 'trespassing' by driving a missile cruisers off the contested Spratly Islands in the South China Sea Tuesday.

Amid a tense build up to Tuesday's soccer match between the Islamic Republic of Iran and its archenemy the U.S., many ordinary Iranians are rooting for America because of Tehran’s bloody crackdown

The U.S. Department of Defense is reportedly considering a proposal from Boeing to send Ground-Launched Small Diameter Bombs to Ukraine to help fend off Russian invaders.

Nearly 170 environmental groups, including Friends of Earth and others, are urging the E.U. to remove carbon removal methods from its climate plans.

A general in Iran has acknowledged the 300 people who have been killed during the nationwide protests. This is the first word on casualties in two months from Iranian officials.

Senior foreign affairs correspondent Greg Palkot reflects on leaving Ukraine following weeks of covering Russia's invasion.

China is reportedly spamming Twitter with sexually explicit posts about porn and escorts in an effort to drown out information about COVID protests.

The Wellcome Collection in London is shuttering its permanent exhibit on the history of medicine because of its alleged "racist, sexist and ableist theories and language."

Qatar's camel-riding industry has seen a massive increase in demand amid an influx of tourists in the region for the month-long FIFA World Cup.

Ukraine's first lady attended the London summit meant to prevent sexual violence in conflicts. She claimed Russian soldiers must be held accountable for raping Ukrainians.

The U.S. Embassy in Beijing advised U.S. citizens to gather essential supplies as China expands COVID-19 restrictions and as protests continue in the communist nation.