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The U.S. military is preparing a contingency plan for the possibility that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's planned trip to Taiwan could provoke Chinese aggression.

Morad Tahbaz, Iranian-American conservationist who also holds British citizenship, has been granted bail after he was convicted of espionage charges in Iran, according to the semi-official ILNA news agency.

The Philippines was rocked by a major 7-magnitude earthquake Wednesday that triggered landslides and damaged buildings. At least four people were killed and dozens more injured.

A Libyan militant who was convicted on terrorism-related charges for his role in the 2012 Benghazi attack will be resentenced, an appeals court ruled.

Pope Francis delivered a homily to an audience of approximately 50,000 people in Edmonton, Canada, on Tuesday morning as part of his apostolic journey.

Japan executed Tomohiro Kato, who crashed a truck into a Tokyo crowd before exiting to stab people at random in 2008. He is Japan's first execution since December.

A 22-year-old British tourist died before he could catch a private jet ride back to London after walking into still spinning helicopter blades near Athens after a Mykonos vacation.

An estimated 5 people were killed and 50 wounded after a second day of anti-United Nations protests in the Democratic Republic of Congo city of Goma.

Liberia is celebrating the anniversaries of its founding and independence from the United States this year as much as the country struggles with extreme poverty.

The Council of the European Union has extended its sanctions against Russia for at least six more months in hopes of encouraging an end to the country's invasion of Ukraine.

Russia will opt out of the International Space Station 'after 2024' and will focus on building its own post amid rocky tensions with the West.

Ukraine's coastline was again hit in a series of strikes just days after Russia agreed to a cease fire so food exports could safely leave Ukraine.

Former Northern Ireland First Minister David Trimble, who played a key role in brokering the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, has died at the age of 77.

The two finalists to replace U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, debated Monday night, garnering comparisons to Margaret Thatcher.

For the first time in decades, Burma has executed four democratic activists, including a former lawmaker, sparking condemnation from global leaders.

Pope Francis apologized to Indigenous people of Canada for abuses and what he called "forced assimilation" conducted by residential schools over the course of many years.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán came under fire after saying European countries involved in "race-mixing" were "no longer countries" during a university keynote speech.

A 75-year-old nudist was arrested and charged for shooting and killing a younger man who allegedly harassed beach-goers and exposed himself to a woman in Lyon, France.

Ukrainian troops have begun to see an urgently needed boost to their war effort as U.S. HIMARS have stalled Russian forces on the front lines.

China launched a laboratory module on Sunday to be added to its space station, but debris from its massive rocket is expected to fall back to Earth at an unknown location.