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Crowds lined the streets of Tokyo for the funeral of late former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe who was assassinated last week by man with a homemade gun.

The U.S. Navy said a F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet was blown over the side of the USS Harry S. Truman after "unexpected heavy weather" near Naples, Italy.

A lack of rest among Russian forces in Ukraine is "highly likely one of the most damaging of the many personnel issues" facing the army, UK defense official said.

While Iran has fallen off of the American public's radar, and talks of restoring the Obama-era nuclear deal have stalled, Iran has been conducting a spree of arrests.

The Church of England declined to give a definition for the word "woman," instead saying that offering a definition of the word now needed "additional care."

Pablo Picasso's status as a legendary artist has made his paintings the gold standard of the art world market for more than 40 years since his death.

Fox News Digital spoke to ordinary Taiwanese citizens in the capital city of Taipei about the threat of a Chinese invasion against the island nation.

A process for speedily obtaining Russian citizenship is now available to all Ukrainians following a decree signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday.

Police in China beat protesters who rallied against having millions of dollars in their bank accounts wrongly frozen over COVID-19 policies, protesters stated Monday.

British and Ukrainian officials believe that cooperation between their nations will remain strong regardless of which leader takes over from Boris Johnson as prime minister.

Chinese bank depositors faced off against security and plain clothed police as they protested for access to accounts that had been frozen and locked away.

The Russian missile strike killed 15 people so far, with rescue services in communication with at least 3 survivors among the dozens trapped under the rubble.

Thousands of Dutch farmers have formed their version of "Freedom Convoys" to protest the government's new goals aimed to cut nitrogen and ammonia emissions by 50% by 2030.

South Korea said it detected trajectories of what appeared to be shots fired by North Korea on Sunday, with the military strengthening surveillance and alert levels.

Two mass shootings in South Africa left at least 19 people killed and an unknown number of people injured late Saturday. Police say the shooters were "firing randomly."

Authorities in Johannesburg's Soweto township say 14 people were killed and three others were wounded during a mass shooting at a bar Saturday night.

Sri Lanka's Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe will resign after thousands of protesters stormed the president's house amid the country's economic struggles.

With the death of former Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe, Taiwan has lost a key supporter in its political and defensive standoff against the Chinese Communist Party.

Russia is moving its reserve forces to Ukraine's border in what UK intelligence warns is in preparation for future offensive operations.

A spokesperson for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a statement denying “association” with former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's assassination.