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Six adults killed in shooting at Germany youth welfare facility, suspected shooter in custody

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that while these problems included a "certain shortage" of fuel, the problems are not particularly critical.

Once hailed as a prototype European leader, Macron now appears to be the last remaining champion of Europe's battered liberal center

Lebanon claims archeological historic landmarks have suffered damage. Some areas remain inaccessible because Israeli troops are still deployed there.

Russia's saber rattling comes as Sweden and Finland have submitted formal bids to join NATO

The surrender of Azovstal marks the end of the brutal siege

The U.S. citizen and his four alleged Chinese handlers conspired to suppress prominent dissidents of China's current regime.

The Nordic countries applied in the wake of Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

The decades-old law to limit immigration during a public health crisis is set to end May 23

U.S. officials are assisting Chinese authorities in their assessment of the crash

He accused the countries of supporting terrorists

The iconic brand will end its three-decade run in Russia, following the unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.

"We must continue to support the Iranian people as they fight for a freer and more democratic Iran," former secretary of state said

The troops will be sent to help quell terror group al-Shabaab.