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Belgian police have arrested four suspects in what was reportedly a planned attack on a concert hall in Brussels, the federal prosecutor's office announced Monday.

Nepal's two largest communist parties formed a coalition government Monday, partnering with smaller parties to keep Maoist Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal in office.

The U.N. atomic watchdog agency’s director has announced plans for high-level talks with Russian officials in Moscow regarding nuclear safety in Ukraine.

United States citizens have been told to leave Haiti, and travelers have been told not to go to the Caribbean country following jail breaks and violence.

Former Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has been acquitted of misusing funds for a government project in 2013. This follows her brother Thaksin's recent parole release.

Albania has reopened a Soviet-era air base in Kucove, marking NATO's first presence in the Western Balkans. The refurbished base will serve as a modern operational hub.

The German government has denied accusations from Russia that leaked conversations among high-ranking military officers indicated Germany was preparing for war.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk criticized Hungarian and Slovak foreign ministers for meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov during a regional forum in Turkey.

NATO initiated the Nordic Response 2024 exercise with over 20,000 troops from 13 nations, including Finland, Norway and Sweden. The drill is conducted in Arctic conditions.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday addressed the issue of Chinese aggression in the South China Sea during a speech at the Lowy Institute in Melbourne.

China's government on Monday announced the elimination of the annual news conference by the premier, breaking a tradition that has been held since 1993.

A new report argues Chinese President Xi Jinping's signature Belt and Road Initiative, a global infrastructure program aimed to link China to emerging markets, has not lived up to the hype and has hurt China's reputation.

In South Korea, the government is moving forward with its threat to suspend the licenses of thousands of junior doctors who continue their collective walkouts.

Cambodia has denied allegations of violating international law in the eviction of people near the Angkor Wat temple complex, claiming that it only relocated squatters.

In the 1960s and 70s, Danish health authorities fitted Indigenous women in Greenland with contraceptive devices to limit population growth. These women are now suing Denmark.

Haiti is reeling from a wave of violence, prompting authorities to impose a nightly curfew. Gangs attacked prisons, freeing thousands of inmates over the weekend.

The U.N. human rights chief on Monday urged for an end to the suppression of independent voices in Russia and voiced concerns about the persecution of Alexei Navalny.

As the 10-year anniversary of the ill-fated Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 approaches. Malaysia's government is announcing a renewed push to find the aircraft.

Armed gangs stormed Haiti's largest prison on Saturday, jailbreaking nearly 4,000 inmates as the prime minister pleaded for help with gang violence.

President Biden's administration is under fire from former Secretary of State Pompeo for stripping Jewish Israelis of their right to live in Israel’s biblical region.