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Slain Journalist Jamal Khashoggi's Fiancée Urges Justin Bieber to Cancel Saudi Arabia Show
Khashoggi was killed in 2018 when he traveled to Istanbul, Turkey, for an appointment at the Saudi consulate to obtain documents required to get married.
Doctor in Poland Goes on Iraq TV, Pleads for Kurds to Avoid Illegal Immigration Path to EU
Dr. Arsalan Azzaddin has treated migrants from the Belarus-Poland border suffering from hypothermia, pneumonia, broken bones and severe dehydration.
Russian Admiral Again Alleges NATO Submarine Responsible for 2000 Kursk Explosion
A retired Russian admiral alleged that the Kursk explosion was caused by a collision with a NATO submarine shadowing them, not a faulty torpedo.
Dutch Prime Minister Calls Rioters 'Idiots' As COVID Vaccine Protests Turn Violent in EU
Police used fire, tear gas and water cannons to break up the crowds in Brussels and Rotterdam, and almost 100 individuals were detained.
80-Year-Old Bystander Injured During Riots Over COVID Vax Pass on Caribbean Island
Schools shut down after riots erupted on the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe after France passed mandatory vaccinations for health care workers.
Lukashenko Tells Germany to Take Nearly 2K Migrants Stuck in Belarus After Poland Crackdown
Poland's Border Guard spokeswoman Anna Michalska said there were over 300 attempts made by migrants to cross the border Sunday. All were stopped or sent back.
Austria Plans to Make COVID Vaccines Mandatory Next Year as Nation Enters Fourth Lockdown
Of Austria's population of 8.9 million people, roughly 66 percent are vaccinated as a smaller but expressive minority of residents refuse to get the shots.
German Official Warns Those Unvaccinated Will Catch COVID or Die From It by Winter's End
"With the highly contagious Delta variant this is very, very likely and that's why we are recommending vaccination so urgently," said Germany's health minister.
Kremlin Accuses U.S. of 'Absolute Lies' of Russian Troop Buildup at Ukraine Border
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the allegations could be a ruse to cover up aggressive intentions from Ukrainian leadership.
China Says it Will Not 'Bully The Small' Amid Disputes in South China Sea
The remarks, delivered at the ASEAN-China special summit, come after an alleged incident involving Philippine cargo ships in the South China Sea.
Olympic Committee Accused of Supporting China 'Propaganda' After Video Call With Peng Shuai
According to the IOC's statement, Peng Shuai said in the 30-minute video call that she is doing well, appreciated the concern but asked for her privacy.
U.S. Has 'Deep Concern' Over Bulgarian President Supporting Russia's Annexation of Crimea
The Crimean Peninsula is considered to be part of Ukraine by many countries around the world, but Russia continues to call it part of its own country.
New Zealand Ending Last COVID Lockdown Measures Despite Falling Short of Vaccine Goal
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced that the last of its Delta variant lockdowns would end and the country would transition to a new system.
Four Large Black Mambas Caught by Snake Catcher in One Day
Nick Evans described one of the snakes as an "immense beast," measuring over 8.5 feet, saying it was his "lucky day."
Man Loses Both Legs After Being Attacked by Brother-in-Law's Dog
Mark Day, 62, was bitten by an American Akita, bought on Facebook, on the day of his brother-in-law's funeral.
Germany Says Mandatory Vaccines 'Unavoidable' to Combat Rising COVID Cases in Europe
On Saturday, Germany recorded its highest daily number of infections in a single day.
Conservatives in Germany Call for Vaccine Mandates, Lockdowns of Unvaccinated
"It is politically no longer justifiable that entire industries…are faced with great existential fears, while others...take the freedom not to vaccinate," said one official.
China State Media Warns of 'Resorting to Military Means' Over Taiwan After Lithuania Tiff
China condemned Lithuania for opening a representative office for Taiwan and warned that it would take swift actions if other nations do the same.
VIDEO: Chilling Out: Polar Bears Delight At Huge Frozen Salmon Birthday Cake
Finja celebrates turning two in Vienna's Schönbrunn Zoo with a tasty treat.
Peng Shuai: China Still Facing Backlash After Missing Tennis Star Shown in Photos, Videos
Peng has not been seen or heard from in public since she wrote a blog post on November 2 in which she accused former Chinese vice premier Zhang Gaoli of sexual assault.
Suspected Neo-Nazi's Astonishing Weapons Arsenal Seized By Anti Terror Cops
Machine guns, sniper rifles, WW II Nazi propaganda, pipe bombs and more than a ton of ammo were confiscated in Austrian raid.
2 Weeks After Joe Biden Lifted COVID Travel Ban, WHO Warns of New Europe Outbreaks
WHO's Europe director, Dr. Hans Kluge, said the continent could record 500,000 COVID-19 deaths by March if tougher action isn't taken.