Fox World

According to a new study, the Australian summer wildfires from 2019 until 2020 caused significant damage to the Earth's entire ozone layer.

Israel's Mossad Chief David Barnea reportedly warned that the U.S. is "rushing" into a bad nuclear deal with Iran that could be a "strategic disaster."

Heavy rainfall after weeks of dry weather overwhelmed parts of Britain's sewage system last week, causing untreated sewage to be discharged toward France.

Europe's largest nuclear power plant located in southern Ukraine was temporarily cut off from the power grid on Thursday due to fire damage, Energoatom said.

A Sydney, Australia, nightclub has implemented a policy that deems it "harassment" if patrons stare at another individual without that individual's consent.

Taliban spokesman Suhail Shaheen argues that Afghanistan is an Islamic country that can’t be compared to European countries when it comes to women’s rights. He also discussed terrorism.

Pakistan has been dealing with flash floods due to heavy rain since mid-June, killing 903 and leaving around 50,000 homeless. Wednesday's flood left 126 people dead.

Tropical storm Ma-on made landfall in southern China on Thursday, bringing winds over 70 miles per hour and heavy rain. This comes after the storm displaced 10,000 in the Philippines.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree to increase the size of his military as the war in Ukraine drags on.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he has spoken with President Joe Biden by phone Thursday, thanking the U.S. for its “unwavering” support of his people.

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baebock warns that Germany's arms supplies are depleted as it continues to support Ukraine during the war with Russia.

U.S. CENTCOM released a video showing the moment U.S. forces hit Iranian-backed groups in Syria after another round of attacks were levied at American forces.

Hundreds of people are lining up for apartment viewings in Ireland as part of a housing crisis caused by rental policies, an influx of people, and a shortage of housing.

An illegal road in the Brazilian Amazon in a protected area of the forest could accelerate deforestation of the surrounding areas, as the road provides easy access for loggers.

Spain has allowed a Romanian-born man to die via assisted suicide before facing trial for attempting to murder employees at a business that fired him.

The U.S. launched another round of strikes against Iranian-backed targets in Syria in response to separate rocket attacks that injured three U.S. service members.

Russian President Vladimir Putin orders government officials in occupied areas in Ukraine to provide funding to parents of school age children if they attend school in September.

The Taliban has yet to find the body of al Qaeda chief Ayman al Zawahiri amid the rubble of a Kabul home he was sheltering in. The U.S. hit the home with a drone strike.

The death toll in Ukraine has risen to 25 following a train station attack by a Russian rocket on Ukraine's Independence Day. Thirty-one others were injured.

In the wake of Shinzo Abe's assassination, Japan’s national police chief Itaru Nakamura said he would resign. A new report revealed problems with Abe's police protection.