A probe has been requested by Poland's top opposition party leader, Donald Tusk, to investigate illegal recordings between Russia and top Polish government officials.
Residents in the English town of Wigan have become upset over the removal of a 30-foot nude statue on the advice of the town council, citing planning permissions.
A stabbing in Germany left two people dead and another wounded. The stabbing took place in a suburb of the city of Ludwigshafen. Police detained the suspect in a drugstore.
Reports on Sunday suggested that two top Russian officials recently defected to France and could reveal sensitive information and details of war crimes in Ukraine.
Several labor unions in France went on a nationwide strike as France and the rest of the Eurozone economies experience skyrocketing inflation rates and rising energy costs.
The United Nations demanded an investigation after Greek police said they found 92 migrants, mostly from Afghanistan and Syria, naked at the border with Turkey.
The incoming prime minister of Sweden, Ulf Kristersson, has announced his plans to introduce a new center-right coalition and change the country's course on issues such as immigration.
French cement company Lafarge pled guilty Tuesday to paying ISIS $17 million to keep a plant open in Syria, with charges announced by federal prosecutors in New York City.
Germany's president of national cybersecurity, Arne Schoenbohm, was dismissed on Tuesday by Interior Minister Nancy Faeser after reports of potential ties to Russian intelligence
China has recruited several British military pilots to help train their forces on how to best counter western and NATO warplanes, raising alarm among defense officials.
The mother of a twin baby allegedly murdered by UK neonatal nurse Lucy Letby pleaded for her child's life as doctors attempted to save his life, court testimony showed.
Iranian female climber Elnaz Rekabi, who competed in Seoul, South Korea, without a hijab, was put on an early flight back to the Islamic Republic, where she faces possible imprisonment.
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong announced Tuesday that the country has changed its position on recognizing West Jerusalem as Israel's capital and will now recognize Tel Aviv.
Russia has destroyed 30% of Ukraine's power stations with a blitz of missile and drone attacks. Nevertheless, Ukraine has recaptured much of Vladimir Putin's annexed territory.
Ukrainian cities were repeatedly hit by Russian military forces on Tuesday, as President Vladimir Putin seeks to weaken the country's energy infrastructure before winter sets in.
U.S. Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield said Monday that she will propose the deployment of a "non-UN international security assistance mission" to Haiti.
Russia launched a massive drone strike on Ukraine's capital Kyiv. The Iranian made Kamikaze drones attacked a residential building killing at least one civilian.
A Saudi prince and distant relative of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sent a warning to the U.S. and the West after Biden said there would be "consequences" for the kingdom.
