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The Vatican has thrown its support behind the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn the country’s nearly 50-year stance on abortion, but it cautions people to understand being pro-life means more than simply anti-abortion.

President Joe Biden said Sunday that the Group of Seven leading economies will announce a ban on Russian imports of gold because of the war on Ukraine.

Following the Supreme Court's ruling on abortion, senior U.S. officials have crossed the line into bashing the U.S. on the international stage, says one prominent foreign policy relations expert.

Kyiv accused Russian of involving Minks in its deadly war Saturday after missiles were fired at Ukraine from Belorussian airspace.

French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday took aim at the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe vs Wade despite France's own laws on the question of abortion.

A mass shooting at a Norway nightclub and the surrounding area that left two dead and 10 injured is being investigated as a suspected terrorist-linked attack. It happened during Oslo's Pride festival.

Two Ukrainian fighter pilots traveled to Washington to urge lawmakers to help them obtain more advanced air defense systems and modern warplanes as the fight against Russia continues.

Five more people died in Afghanistan when an aftershock struck an area already rattled by an earthquake that killed more than 1,000 people.

UN Watch, a Swiss based NGO issued a report, Thursday, that uncovered a shocking picture of how some teachers who work for UNRWA put out explicit and violent messages on social media aimed against Israel and Jews.

Ukrainian forces have retreated from a city in eastern Ukraine over fears they could be encircled by Russian troops.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party lost two parliamentary seats on Friday, causing the party's chairman to resign.

High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems arrived in Ukraine this week, prompting the Ukrainian Defense Minister to thank the U.S. 'for these powerful tools.'

Two Jesuit priests were killed in northern Mexico this week. The shooter was following a tourist guide when he entered the church and killed the two priests and the guide.

Leaders from the European Union voted Thursday to allow Ukraine candidate status in its first major step forward in joining the 27-member alliance.

Austria voted to drop its mandatory coronavirus vaccine mandate, saying it's unlikely to raise one of Europe's lowest vaccination rates, said the Austrian health minister.

U.S. officials announced that they will send additional military aid to help Ukraine in their war against Russia. This comes just one day after Ukrainian pilots pleaded for more help.

A U.K. High Court ruled in favor of a widower who was denied a request to use his late wife's frozen embryos with a surrogate due to her not having given written consent.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenksyy called for a 'fair tribunal' to hol Russian war criminals accountable under Nuremberg-style trials.

The 77th anniversary of Okinawa prompted Japan's governor to minimize the presence of U.S. military in south Japan. The Battle of Okinawa killed almost 200,000 people at the time.

Pope Francis quashed rumors of an impending resignation from the papacy after reportedly telling a Brazilian archbishop that he had no plans to step down.