International

A deadly stampede at a Guinea soccer match killed 56 and injured more amid a disputed penalty as security forces used tear gas in response.

56 killed in Guinea soccer stampede during military tribute tournament

The United Nations' top court is hearing its biggest case ever over climate change.

Top UN court hearing landmark climate change case

A new report says the U.S. benefits at least as much from trade with Canada as Canada benefits, including a large surplus in services trade.

Canada’s prime minister to up border security after meeting with Trump

Mexico's Senate passed a proposal to get rid of several independent watchdog organizations giving duties to government.

Mexico votes to end watchdog agencies, critics question gov’t transparency

Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom voted to advance a bill to give some terminally ill patients the right to assisted dying.

UK Parliament advances bill to allow assisted dying for terminally ill

A Japanese retailer is facing a boycott in China after comments about where it sources its cotton.

Uniqlo risks boycott in China after CEO’s controversial Xinjiang comment

Thousands of protesters in Georgia took to the streets and some clashed with police after the country decided to suspended talks with the EU.

Thousands protest in Tbilisi as Georgia suspends EU membership talks

Ukraine says that Russia suffered more than 2,000 casualties within 24 hours, breaking the previous record of more than 1,950.

Kyiv says Russia suffered more than 2,000 casualties in 24 hours

Australia makes history as the first country to ever pass a social media ban for children under the age of 16.

Australia passes landmark social media ban for kids under 16

American zoos have sent tens of millions of dollars to China under the Endangered Species Act, much of the time unsupervised.

Panda diplomacy leads to millions going to China, with very little oversight

China is putting out a warning that it plans to take action if the United States enforces new chip control measures.

China warns it will take action if US implements new chip control measures

Scientists analyzing 200-million-year-old fossilized feces and vomit uncovered new insights into how dinosaurs ate and ruled.

Fossilized vomit and waste tell 200-million-year story of what dinosaurs ate

Iran plans to expand its uranium-enriching centrifuges, installing over 6,000 additional units, according to a confidential IAEA report.

Iran plans to expand uranium-enriching centrifuges: IAEA

Spain has approved four days of paid climate leave in the wake of deadly flooding late last month that killed nearly 230 people.

Spain approves 4 days paid climate leave in wake of deadly flooding

The Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is reopening to the public, with French President Emmanuel Macron called it “the project of the century.”

French president tours Notre Dame as cathedral prepares to reopen after fire

China and Russia conduct joint patrol over Sea of Japan with nuclear-capable bombers, prompting South Korea to scramble fighter jets.

China debuts H-6N nuclear bomber in joint patrol with Russia

Israel and Hezbollah trade accusations of violating 60-day Lebanon cease-fire, as they launch airstrikes and report civilian shootings.

Israel and Hezbollah both claim ceasefire violations

Mexico's president refutes a claim by President-elect Donald Trump that she's closing the U.S.-Mexico border.

Mexico’s president refutes Trump’s claim she promised to close the border

The accusations stem from an 884-page report submitted to Brazil’s Supreme Court, which was unsealed Tuesday.

Brazilian Federal Police link Bolsonaro to 2022 coup attempt in unsealed report

Investigators suspect that the cutting of Baltic Sea communication lines was done on purpose by a Chinese ship's crew.

Chinese ship dragged anchor for over 100 miles cutting comm lines: Report

The White House announced on Wednesday, Nov. 27, that Beijing has freed three Americans the U.S. identified as wrongfully detained.

3 Americans imprisoned in China for years are now free after agreement

The U.S. is reportedly pushing Ukraine to boost its number of draft eligible men in order for the country to fight off Russian forces.

US pushing Ukraine to draft younger troops, increase manpower: Report

NASA scientists have rediscovered Camp Century, a Cold War-era U.S. military base buried under Greenland's ice.

Secret Cold War missile base unearthed in Greenland by NASA radar

A Canadian group that helps women get the abortion pill in countries with restrictions says it has seen a surge in requests from the U.S.

US requests for abortion pill access surge at Canadian nonprofit