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Here's what you should know about Liz Truss, Britain's foreign secretary and new Conservative prime minister who will take over for Boris Johnson following his resignation.

Tens of millions of residents in China are under stringent COVID-19 restrictions and officials in the city of Shenzhen said it would implement measures on Monday.

As critics slam Biden's emerging Iran deal for not stopping Tehran's drive to eventually build an atomic bomb, a new Swedish intelligence report claims Iran still seeks to develop nuclear weapons.

Liz Truss will become United Kingdom's 56th prime minister after defeating Rishi Sunak in the race for the Tory leadership, ending a two-month power vacuum since Boris Johnson resigned.

A strong earthquake killed multiple people, triggered landslides and shook residents in a major city under COVID-19 lockdown in southwestern China on Monday, state media reported.

A suicide bomber attacked the Russian embassy in Kabul. The bomber was shot and killed by Taliban guards while approaching the gates of the embassy, Afghan police said.

Chilean voters have overwhelmingly rejected replacing the country's 41-year-old charter with a new constitution that would have been among the most progressive in the world.

A shutdown of the critical Nord Stream 1 pipeline this week threatened to exacerbate electricity and natural gas shortfalls ahead of the winter months.

Canadian police are looking for two suspects in connection with a stabbing spree that led to at least 10 people killed and more than a dozen injured.

Germany suffered its highest level of inflation since 1973 in August as Russia continues to cut off energy supply to the country. Experts say it could spike to double digits.

Pope Francis beatified the late Pope John Paul I in St. Peter's Square on Sunday, moving the pontiff one step closer to sainthood.

Liz Truss stands ready to take control as polling among party members consistently showed her in a commanding lead over rival Rishi Sunak following Boris Johnson's resignation.

Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia power plant lost its final main external power line Saturday, days after a United Nations team inspected the Russian-occupied facility.

A climber in London was recorded on video scaling The Shard, a 96-storey skyscraper and the tallest building in Western Europe, early Sunday, according to reports.

One Iran analyst says a recent leak out of Iran shows the Biden administration is contemplating dropping sanctions, which could inadvertently see regime officials accused of terrorism off the hook.

Hamas, the group that acts as the governing authority in the Gaza Strip, executed five Palestinians including two of which the internal ministry said spied and assisted Israel.

Four school children are dead in Afghanistan after an unexploded ordnance detonated after being brought into a classroom by children who were playing with it.

An increasing number of British pubs may be forced to close their doors as skyrocketing energy prices in Europe continue to cause financial hardships for businesses.

Suspect Virpaul Singh Mahil allegedly told police he planned to protest the U.S. open as he was angry about vaccine mandates, which have prevented Novak Djokavic from playing.

Iran has armed its cities and towns with a civil defense system that will allow its armed forces to quickly react should it be attacked by a foreign force.