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These cases make us wonder about the bizarre ways in which our bodies can fall sick.

Extending its deterrence capabilities, Japan plans to deploy a surface-to-air guided missile unit on Yonaguni, a remote island in southwestern Japan.

A batch of the syrup contained ethylene glycol which proved toxic.

Moscow was looking for potential buyers for the fighter jets since its original deal with Egypt was thwarted by the U.S.

It is unclear why such a ban would be imposed over the New Year, which is Russia's main seasonal holiday.

The news comes despite dozens of countries slapping unprecedented sanctions on Russia since the invasion of Ukraine, seeking to obliterate Moscow's ability to conduct war.

A customer in India filed a complaint against the restaurant after finding bones in his vegetarian biryani.

Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz boasted that Israel "significantly increased" its preparedness and was now preparing for a possible attack against Iran.

A woman and her lover plotted the murder of her husband so they could live together.

Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper suggested that the West should form a solid coalition to support Taiwan against China, just like they did with Ukraine.

Russian and Belarusian forces are currently conducting joint military drills at an undisclosed location in Belarus, Russian state media reported.

The soldiers who left their posts are now being searched by separate divisions of the Russian guard.

The fisherman from Brazil was rescued by a fellow local fisherman two days after his boat had been found adrift.

The human rights group claimed that the detained Iranian protesters were subjected to physical and mental torture and had been deprived of due process.

Passenger cars, vans and trucks could be seen piled on top of each other on one section of the Zhengxin Huanghe bridge.

Russians fighting alongside Ukrainian forces in the war are part of the "Freedom of Russia" legion.

He has also been ordered to pay the victims' relatives as compensation.

The incident happened in a compartment of a staff carriage of a military train at Misyash station in Russia's Chelyabinsk Oblast on Dec. 23.

The settlement was reached with the help of a local assembly of elders, according to the rapist's lawyer.

Xi Jinping's strategy is said to adhere to Sun Tzu and "The Art of War": Take small moves to outflank the enemy, which he will see as threatening once it's too late.

The new private military group was spotted near the Ukrainian city of Vuhledar in Donetsk Oblast.

On Tuesday, French police arrested a Ukrainian billionaire who is under investigation for participating in a scheme to embezzle $100 million.

Russian soldiers can now store their sperm in cryobanks free of charge, as 300,000 are mobilized to fight in Ukraine.

China is easing travel restrictions after almost three years of strict COVID-19 policy, but as cases rise, the U.S. and other countries are growing cautious.

Pope Francis announced Wednesday that his predecessor Pope Benedict XVI, 95, is "very sick" after an aggravation to his his current health condition.

"With trillions of stars out there, you are telling me that one doesn't have aliens that haven't done this? Just one? I think the odds are in our favor," lead author, Gianni Martire, CEO of Applied Physics said.

South Korea on Monday lifted its import ban on adult-sized sex dolls following years of complaints by doll owners and companies.

According to the CDC, the infection is fatal in almost 97 percent of cases.

Around 400 people were supposed to attend Saturday's funeral, but only 50 showed up, according to one of the participants.