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Pixar's newest animated movie, "Lightyear" has been banned in the United Arab Emirates, according to reports, because the film includes a kiss between two female characters.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has announced the deaths of two military scientists, who were designated as 'martyrs,' dying in the line of duty in service to their country.

Residents lined up outside a newly-branded McDonald's franchise building in Moscow after the company sold its Russian branches amid Russia's war on Ukraine.

French President Emmanuel Macron's centrist party and its allies were expected to hold on to their majority in parliamentary elections, projections showed.

Iranian currency dropped to its lowest value ever amid U.S. sanctions and the 2015 nuclear deal fallout that restored sanctions on the oil and banking sectors.

The Chinese government has enforced regular coronavirus testing within its 'zero-COVID' approach

Pope Francis issued an apology Sunday after the Vatican announced his July 2-7 trip to Africa would be canceled due to his walking problems from knee pain.

South Korean military reported multiple artillery shots from North Korea, only a day after Kim Kong Un announced goals to boost North Korea's sovereign rights.

China's defense minister lashed out at U.S. Secretary of Defense Austin Lloyd and accused the U.S. of trying to "hijack" Asia-Pacific countries' support against Beijing.

Possible human remains are being sent for forensic analysis following the disappearances of British journalist Dom Phillips and former Indigenous official Bruno Pereira.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is planning blockade Ukraine's grain supply to create a famine in the Middle East and Asia, according to a Yale historian.

Chinese Defense Minister Wei Fenghe said China has made progress in nuclear arsenal developments but would only use the weapons if needed for self-defense.

Russian President Vladimir Putin compared himself to Peter the Great because they each wanted to capture land they felt rightfully belonged to Russia.

Mexican authorities say seven dead bodies were found alongside a road in a popular tourist area with writing scrawled on their bodies linking the deaths to cartel violence.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin stressed the US does not support Taiwanese independence but Chinese military activity around the Asian island could change the status quo.

A U.S. service member has tested positive for monkeypox in Germany marking the first documented case in the military as the virus continues to spread worldwide.

Officials in Mariupol, Ukraine fear an outbreak of cholera and other diseases could kill thousands of residents who remain in the city, despite it falling under Russian control.

Rumors and speculation have focused on Russian President Vladimir Putin's health even before the invasion of Ukraine as he would undergo extended periods of isolation.

Ukrainian deputy head of military intelligence says the country is running out of artillery and relying almost entirely on the contributions of fire power from the West.

Ukrainian leaders are worried its Western allies will reach "war fatigue" as the conflict with Russia enters its fourth month.