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Organizers hope a statue will serve as a reminder that “we cannot or should not always kill and remove nature when it is ‘in the way.’ ”

A regional government in Scotland hired a man as its first "period dignity officer," drawing global scrutiny.

Salma al-Shehab was initially sentenced to six years for her tweets, but the counterterrorism court increased the penalty to 34 years when she appealed.

Defense chief says Ukraine is counting on Special Forces to hit key Russian capabilities until enough Western weapons arrive for a full-scale counteroffensive

The government has also vowed to make infertility treatment more widely available to married women.

Nearly eight decades after Stalin launched the award, Moscow is again worried about population decline, especially amid heavy losses in Ukraine.

Ukrainians are offering to write personal messages on a growing arsenal of weapons. Westerners are opening their wallets.

The Foreign Ministry statement denied holding any U.S. citizens. President Biden directly accused the Syrian government last week of holding the journalist.

The most severe drought in France’s history has claimed another victim: salers, a semihard cheese that has been produced for over 2,000 years.

Gost Books has republished the beloved book with unseen photos.

Bolsonaro promised to put God at the center of politics. Lula sees an opening with religious voters dissatisfied with his performance.

Cardinal Marc Ouellet, one of the most prominent Catholic leaders in Canada, is a key figure inside the Vatican bureaucracy, leading the department that vets and manages bishops. He has been mentioned as a candidate for pope.

Musk, who has a history of irreverent tweets, had expressed interest in purchasing the storied but troubled soccer club that Forbes values at $4.6 billion.

Even as the summer reminded many Europeans of the shared dangers posed by climate change, a cold winter and skyrocketing heating bills may provoke new divisions.

Over the coming decade, they plan to use gene editing to turn a dunnart cell into a thylacine cell and bring the extinct marsupial into today’s world.

An ammunition depot was on fire near Dzhankoi. Three foreign nationals could face the death penalty in eastern Ukraine.

The depot near Dzhankoi exploded a week after a Russian air base in Crimea was rocked by a powerful attack apparently carried out by Ukrainian special forces.

The German-born filmmaker was also known for making big-budget blockbusters including "Air Force One" and "The Perfect Storm."