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The Prime Ministers of Canada and Poland are exploring ways to address protests by European farmers against the influx of Ukrainian grain into their markets.

Survivors and families of victims of a shipwreck, where 94 migrants, including 35 children, lost their lives off Italy’s southern coast a year ago, gathered on Monday.

Prepare for your trip to Ireland with this guide exploring the vibrant streets of Dublin, the majestic cliffs of Moher, and the landscapes of Connemara.

Greece has formally agreed to lead a European Union maritime security operation in the Red Sea to protect commercial shipping from Houthi attacks in Yemen.

A court sentenced 23 central Asian individuals to prison after connecting the employees' medicine production company with children deaths from cough syrup.

Three forest rangers were killed and one wounded on Sunday by suspected illegal loggers near the slopes of the Iztaccihuatl volcano in central Mexico, police said.

Children in Gaza continue to struggle when looking for their next meal as some have resorted to eating bird and donkey food, every two days. One mother shared her struggle with feeding her baby.

A mom in Ireland lost her injury lawsuit against an insurance company after photos surfaced of her competing and winning a Christmas tree-throwing contest.

Mariam Nawaz, the eldest daughter of Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, has become the first woman to hold the title of chief minister in the eastern Punjab province.

Moldova and its breakaway region Transnistria are caught in a power struggle between Russia and the NATO and EU blocs, as President Maia Sandu walks a fine line.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Monday refuted comments by Conservative lawmaker Lee Anderson, who suggested that London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, is controlled by Islamists.

Danish authorities have closed an investigation into the 2022 explosions that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipeline, citing a lack of sufficient grounds to pursue a criminal case.

The Israeli military conducted airstrikes in Lebanon targeting Hezbollah positions near Baalbek. At least two people were killed in the strikes, a Hezbollah official said.

Doctors in South Korea are facing a four-day ultimatum from the government to end their ongoing walkouts. The government has warned that they must return to work by Thursday.

Germany's vice chancellor, Robert Habeck, has announced plans to facilitate underground carbon storage at offshore sites in an effort to address climate change.

Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said at a news conference on Monday that he submitted his government's resignation in writing to President Mahmoud Abbas.

Iranian-backed Houthis nearly struck an oil tanker in the Gulf of Aden on Saturday, while Central Command forces took out two drones flying toward military vessels in the Red Sea.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel's invasion of Rafah may be "delayed" for a hostage deal, but it will not be fully callled off.

A top Ukrainian officials says Russia could soon be invited to a peace summit to discuss Ukrainian terms for a peace deal.

Reports the Biden administration will begin pushing a new peace process to create a Palestinian state have drawn pushback from the Israeli government and criticism from experts