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Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández took the stand Tuesday at his New York trial, denying charges he protected drug dealers in exchange for bribes.

Hezbollah militants in Lebanon and the IDF exchanged rockets Tuesday a day after a White House senior adviser visited Beirut in a diplomatic effort to quell ongoing clashes.

The Southeast Asian summit served as the backdrop for an agreement between Australia and Laos on defense, environment, energy, and agriculture issues.

A Mexico City catchment basin caught fire, resulting in a fire that blazed through 75 acres of dried plant matter, on the city's northwest side.

Primer Minister Ariel Henry has yet to announce a return date, as armed gangs have mounted an attempt to seize control of Haiti's major international airport.

Peter Biar Ajak, 40, has been charged in Arizona in connection with a conspiracy to purchase and illegally export weapons in a bid to overthrow the South Sudanese government.

The state funeral of former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is set to be held on March 23 in Montreal, almost a month after he died at a Florida hospital. He was 84.

Moldova's Intelligence and Security Services warned Tuesday against "unprecedented" interference by Russia in the leadup to a European Union referendum and presidential vote.

An 18-year-old Lazio soccer fan was arrested and fined in Munich, Germany, after giving a Hitler salute at the beer hall where the Nazi party was founded.

Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri is calling on the Pentagon to take action after Chinese and Philippines Coast Guard vessels collided in the disputed South China Sea on Tuesday.

Four Filipino sailors were injured following a collision in the contentious South China Sea, which is of vital strategic importance for both the Philippines and China.

Venezuela's government has announced its presidential election will take place on July 28, amidst a tumultuous situation in which the leading opposition candidate remains banned.

An Albanian court on Tuesday imprisoned Dhionisios Alfred Beleri on vote-buying charges, raising concerns over potential ramifications regarding neighboring Greece.

In South Africa, two buffaloes were found wandering along a major highway near Johannesburg, posing a risk to motorists due to their unpredictable behavior and large size.

The incident lasted around 30 seconds, with Anne Hughes suspended from the security screen for around 12 seconds before a colleague rushed to help free her and ease her to the ground.

A Danish skier was injured on Tuesday in a bear attack at a nature park in North Macedonia. The incident occurred in an area where the brown bear population has seen a surge.

After 18 months of delays, Hungary's President Tamás Sulyok signed a bill approving Sweden's NATO bid, clearing the final hurdle for Sweden's membership.

Negotiations between Hamas and Egypt, for a cease-fire in Gaza and the release of Israeli hostages ended on Tuesday without breakthrough, officials say.

Spain's Catalonia region has introduced a women's health initiative offering free reusable menstrual products to approximately 2.5 million women and girls.

Tehran, Iran, has repeatedly threatened to kill Trump administration officials involved in the death of IRGC Quds Force Commander Qassem Soleimani, with at least one attempt foiled by DHS.