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Officials are working through the night to clear a coastal mine in Turkey following an explosion that left at least 40 people dead. Authorities attributed the cause to flammable gases.

Iranian-backed Houthi rebels have blamed Saudi Arabia for limited access to safe drugs after doctors used expired chemotherapy drugs to treat 50 children, of whom 10 ended up dying.

The European Union is planning to announce that they are setting up a military training mission for Ukrainians as well as sending $500 million for weapons and other military equipment.

Mexico's Congress approved a reform to allow armed forces to continue working in the police force through 2028. President López Obrador supports the idea of relying on the military.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz has made it known that Germany plans to strengthen its relationship with Mongolia, which possesses key natural resource commodities.

The FBI is back at FIFA to ensure that no crime, including match-fixing, is present at this year's World Cup in Qatar. The World Cup is set to begin on Nov. 20.

Kwasi Kwarteng was the chief architect of the "mini-budget," a series of proposed tax cuts that prompted the pound to nosedive to record lows and near-parity with the dollar.

The European Union police announced that Spanish law enforcement has dismantled the group believed to be running Europe's biggest "narco-bank."

Cancun's top prosecutor has launched an investigation into the alleged February machete attack on American tourist Dustan Jackson, of Salt Lake City, Utah.

Reports have begun to emerge on the number of dead conscripted Russian soldiers forced to fight in Ukraine following Putin's mobilization order, renewing criticism.

Police in Slovakia said they found the body of a shooting suspect on Thursday. The suspect allegedly killed two people in what is being considered a hate crime.

Faith-based humanitarian aid groups have scaled back their involvement in Haiti after 17 North American missionaries were kidnapped last year.

Haiti's humanitarian crisis could lead to worsening border problems for the United States as migrants flee the island nation, Sen. Bill Cassidy, R, La., said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin explains his plans for Russia's troops that he announced to be mobilized last month and expects his army to be completed in a couple of weeks.

Author J.K. Rowling earned both praise and scorn on Twitter this week when she told a critic that the royalty checks she receives help her sleep at night.

Russia is scrambling to repair Kerch Bridge by July 1, 2023, after explosions severely damaged President Vladimir Putin's prized Crimean bridge over the weekend.

A climate activist duo with the climate change group Just Stop Oil threw cans of tomato soup on a piece of artwork by Vincent van Gogh in a central London museum.

The Kremlin-linked Wagner mercenary group has helped Russia make some advances in the fiercely contested Donbas region in Ukraine.

North Korea is stirring fears of war as the country conducts ballistic missile launches and fires hundreds of artillery shells toward the sea.

Experts are warning that Biden has hurt longstanding security partnerships in the Middle East and risked moving countries closer to adversaries such as China and Russia.