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Comedian Responds to Being Canceled After Exposing Himself Onstage
The performer was scheduled to do two shows at a weekend festival, but the second one was scrapped by the venue after it said it received complaints.
Queen's Traditional Balmoral Welcome Scaled Back Amid Mobility Problems
The queen will forgo the traditional guard of honor at Balmoral, instead opting for a smaller private welcome in the castle grounds, according to reports.
Italy's Prime Minister Mario Draghi Second NATO Leader to Resign in a Week
"I will tender my resignation to the president of the republic this evening," Draghi told the cabinet, according to a statement from his office.
Ivanka Trump Shinzo Abe Tribute Sparks Mocking of Her 'Government Service'
Her condolences for the death of Shinzo Abe led to mockery online as she said Friday that he taught her what it's like to be a government servant.
Shinzo Abe Assassination Updates: World Lost 'Great Leader,' DeSantis Says
A suspect was arrested immediately after the shooting.
Boris Johnson Had Historic Mass Resignation Under His Watch
At least 26 ministers have resigned, making it the largest mass ministerial resignation in modern British history.
Queen May Be Britain's Last Successful Monarch, Says Society Author
Petronella Wyatt has asked whether the queen's Platinum Jubilee was "a fond farewell to the monarchy" amidst a period of royal upsets.
Putin 'Isn't Rational,' No One Could've Prevented Ukraine War: Ambassador
"He wasn't believing history. He wasn't logical," Canada's ambassador to Ukraine Larisa Galadza said Sunday about the Russian president.
Putin's 'Already Started to Realize' He's Losing in Ukraine: Ex-Russian PM
Mikhail Kasyanov said Friday that he believes Putin was "misled" by advisers about the state of Russian forces and how long an invasion would take.
India's Government Accused Of Bulldozing Muslim Properties
Amid cries from residents, the authorities, backed by the ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, demolished several shops, kiosks and a mosque front.
U.S., India Leaders Discuss Russia's War, China Tensions, South Asia Unrest
A senior Biden administration official said that "Prime Minister Modi took the opportunity to share his views in a pretty candid way about what's going on."
Greece Offers To Rebuild Mariupol Maternity Hospital After Russian Bombing
An airstrike on March 9 struck the Ukrainian hospital that was providing refuge to adults and children, leaving three dead and 17 wounded.
'You Can't Unsee It': Australia's Phallic Women's Network Logo Ridiculed
The National Older Women's Network in Australia said that public funds were wasted on designing and publishing the image.
India's Commitment to Climate Action and Potential for US-India Partnership
India has been leading global initiatives to tackle climate change and its impact.
Toyota Suspends Production at Japanese Plants After Suspected Cyberattack
An error was found in the computer server system and could not communicate with the company.
Russia Trying to Keep Europe, U.S. 'Guessing' About Plans, Norway PM Says
In case of a military action, NATO said it is sending forces to Eastern Europe for reinforcement, with more ships and fighter jets heading that way.
Boris Johnson Accused of Breaking COVID Lockdown Rules Again for Party
"The prime minister is a national distraction and he's got to go," said one politician after the reveal of an alleged 30-person party in June 2020.
Australia's Scott Morrison Sees WeChat Account Transferred to Chinese Firm
Some Australian politicians are concerned after the prime minister lost access to his WeChat account and his opposition party opponent didn't.
Pressure Grows for British PM Johnson to Resign or Face Possible Ousting
Though the next prime minister election is not until 2024, Johnson faces the possibility of being voted out of power by his own Conservative Party.
Boris Johnson Resists Calls to Resign, Apologizes for Party During Lockdown
Johnson apologized for the first time Wednesday, acknowledging attending the event for the first time.
Haiti PM Ariel Henry Flees Shootout Between His Security Team, Armed Group
One died and two others were injured in the sudden burst of violence, which occurred at a mass celebrating the country's Independence Day.
Why the U.K. Prime Minister Is in Hot Water Over a Christmas Party
The British prime minister has faced criticism following a leaked video showing his staff joking about a holiday party allegedly held at 10 Downing Street.
Magdalena Andersson Reelected as Swedish Prime Minister Days After Quitting
She was reelected on Monday, one week after becoming the country's first female prime minster and stepping down the same day.
Sweden's First Female PM Quits After Taking Helm Due to Budget Defeat
Magdalena Andersson stepped down hours after taking office after her coalition government partner withdrew its support due to a budget defeat.
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Goes to War After Calling for 'Martyrdom'
"If (Abiy) gets hurt or killed, it's not just the federal government that will collapse, the army will as well," said an International IDEA researcher.
Joe Biden Ranked Sixth in Approval Rating of World Leaders
Since taking office, Biden's approval rating has dipped a total of 6 percent, from 50 percent to 44 percent, a survey by Morning Consult Political Intelligence shows.
Australia PM Calls Social Media 'Cowards Palace,' to End of Anonymous Users
"Social media has become a coward's palace where people can just go on there...destroy people's lives...and do so with impunity," Scott Morrison said.
20 Years on, Why the Modi Juggernaut Keeps Rolling in India
If Narendra Modi is still India's top choice for the top job and the most dominant politician in generations, it is not because he has somehow fooled voters repeatedly. The substance of his policies and the style of his politics deserve their due.
Joe Biden Brings China's Adversaries to White House in Major Asia Alliance
Joe Biden will host prime ministers Yoshihide Suga, Narendra Modi and Scott Morrison for the first-ever in-person Quad leaders summit on Friday
Biden to Meet Modi, Despite CDC Requiring India PM to Quarantine
The Indian prime minister is due to meet Joe Biden on September 24 in Washington D.C.