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Dresden's Green Vault museum was the site of a brazen night raid in 2019

Six Stand Trial For Spectacular German Museum Jewel Heist

Six stand trial for spectacular German museum jewel heist

1-Day-Old Infant Tests Positive For COVID-19

The 1-day-old baby was one of the eight infants who tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday.

North Korea has conducted six weapons tests in January, including hypersonic missiles, one of the most intense barrages in a calendar month on record

North Korea Confirms Missile Tests As Kim Inspects 'Important' Munitions Factory

North Korea confirms missile tests as Kim inspects 'important' munitions factory

Iran's players celebrate with fans after qualifying for the 2022 Qatar World Cup finals in Qatar.

Iran Into World Cup Finals As Japan, South Korea Move Closer

Iran into World Cup finals as Japan, South Korea move closer

Joe Biden warned a Russian invasion of Ukraine would have 'enormous consequences' and he would consider direct sanctions on Vladimir Putin

Kremlin 'Not Optimistic' Over Ukraine Talks As Tensions Continue

The comments come as the U.S. has threatened economic sanctions against Russia for its military buildup along the border and after rejecting Russia’s demands that Ukraine not be admitted to NATO.

Businesses in Rosemont, in Montreal, Canada, cater to a Ukrainian-origin population worried over the rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine and how the crisis might play out

'Nightmare': Ukrainians In Canada Worry For Their Home Country

'Nightmare': Ukrainians in Canada worry for their home country

Honduran president-elect Xiomara Castro campaigned on promises of fighting corruption, crime and poverty

Xiomara Castro: From First Lady To Honduras's First Woman President

Xiomara Castro: from first lady to Honduras's first woman president

Art Spiegelman, author of the acclaimed Holocaust graphic novel "Maus," which was banned by a Tennessee school district.

US School Board Bans Holocaust Graphic Novel 'Maus'

US school board bans Holocaust graphic novel 'Maus'

Kurdish-led fighters deploy around Ghwayran prison after its recapture from Islamic State group jihadists after six days of deadly fighting in northeastern Syria's largest city, Hasakeh

Syria Kurds Hunt Down Jihadists After Prison Attack

Syria Kurds hunt down jihadists after prison attack

A child receives a Covid-19 vaccine in Brazil's Sao Paulo with local governor Joao Doria (L) looking on

Sweden Won't Advise Vaccinations For Children

This country's health agency announced that it will not endorse the COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11.

Female Iranian supporters cheer their national team for the first time in almost three years, at a Tehran stadium

Iran Women In Stadium For Victory Over Iraq

Iran women in stadium for victory over Iraq

Plastic Bottles May Be To Blame For Consumer Weight Gain, Study Suggests

About 2 billion people in the world are overweight, with approximately 650 million falling into the obese category.

All change: Hakainde Hichilema last year clinched the Zambian presidency on his sixth attempt

Zambia's Leader Says Turning Around Economy, Despite Empty Coffers

Zambia's leader says turning around economy, despite empty coffers

The government advised people to wear masks outdoors: they are obligatory inside shops

Some European Countries Ease COVID Protocols Despite Omicron Surge

The moves come as those countries are still seeing a rise in cases.

Inclusion of coal in the final text from the COP26 talks was ' long overdue but very welcome', says E3G thnk tank's Chris Littlecott.

Clean Energy Investment Hits New Record, But Is It Enough?

A new report found global spending on clean energy technologies set a new record by reaching $920 billion, but it warned that this amount needed to triple to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.