- — Nine dead after gunman opens fire in Poland's Krakow market square
- Nine people were killed and at least 16 others wounded Saturday after a gunman opened fire in a crowded market square in Krakow, Poland.
- — Pope Leo calls for unity during mass attended by 40,000 in Uruguay
- Pope Leo XIV called for peace and unity during a mass attended by more than 40,000 people in Uruguay in his first apostolic visit to the country,.
- — Gadi Eisenkot to form new Israeli government
- Israeli President Isaac Herzog said Saturday that he's giving the former military chief Gadi Eisenkot the chance to assemble a coalition government.
- — Airstrikes in Yemen have killed more than 50 people in 24 hours
- More than 50 people have died in airstrikes in Yemen, believed to be launched by Saudi Arabia. One airstrike hit al-Shariya east of Sanaa.
- — Paraguay president impeached, under house arrest amid banking crisis
- Paraguayan President Santiago Peña was removed from office and placed under house arrest Friday amid a banking crisis that has left nearly 3 million people unable to access their money.
- — Christian cult leader in Kenya sentenced to 200 years for child deaths
- A Christian cult leader in Kenya was sentenced to 200 years in prison for the murder of 190 children who were forced to starve to death.
- — House Democrats call for halt to U.S. military aid to Ecuador
- Democratic members of the U.S. House called on Secretary of State Marco Rubio to suspend security assistance and military cooperation with Ecuador.
- — U.S. sanctions relatives of Cuban military business leaders
- The United States has imposed sanctions on relatives of current and former leaders of Cuba's military-run business conglomerate GAESA.
- — Another wave of bomb threats target flights, news organizations
- Another wave of bomb threats disrupted flights across Europe and forced the evacuation of a number of media organizations Friday.
- — Argentina seeks spies, draws 40,000 applicants in one day
- Argentina has launched its first public recruitment drive for intelligence agents, drawing more than 40,000 applications in the first 24 hours.
- — Pope Leo heads to Uruguay for first papal visit in 38 years
- Pope Leo XIV flew to Uruguay for the country's first papal visit in 38 years, beginning a South American tour with a three-day stay in that country.
- — Police investigating more rape allegations against Russell Brand
- Russell Brand is under investigation Friday for further allegations of rape by two women after being convicted of rape and sexual assault Thursday.
- — Ex-Prince Andrew 'earned $2.7K a month' from subletting royal cottages
- Britain's spending watchdog said Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor earned as much as $2,678 a month from renting out three cottages in Windsor Great Park.
- — France: 1 child, 1 young adult killed in morning bus crash
- A bus crashed in eastern France Friday morning, killing one child and one 18-year-old. Three people are critical and 13 suffered minor injuries.
- — Britain's Andy Burnham tells employers they must include pay in job ads
- Businesses in the United Kingdom were urged by the prime minister to start providing pay information in job listings before the government legislates.
- — Elderly Jewish woman becomes 16th victim of Bondi Beach mass shooting
- A deadly shooting attack on a Hanukkah event in Sydney has claimed a 16th victim after 90-year-old Eva Geller died in hospital from complications.
- — British doctor infected with Ebola in DRC evacuated to London
- A British doctor who contracted Ebola while working in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has returned home to receive specialized treatment.
- — Gunman kills 8 in western Turkey shooting spree
- Authorities have arrested a gunman accused of killing eight people and seriously injuring one other in a series of shootings throughout western Turkey.
- — Israeli President Herzog on Trump’s end to aid: ‘Hit me like a bolt’
- Israeli President Isaac Herzog said he is concerned with President Donald Trump ending military support for Israel at the end of the year.
- — Colombia seeks to revive Venezuela gas pipeline amid shortages
- Colombia' declared restoration of the Antonio Ricaurte gas pipeline connecting the country with Venezuela a project of strategic national interest
- — Melania Trump hosts Russian, Ukrainian officials, talks peace
- First Lady Melania Trump hosted officials from Russia and Ukraine at the White House to discuss peace negotiations between the warring nations.
- — Paraguay bank crisis sparks impeachment bid, central bank turmoil
- Paraguayan lawmakers filed impeachment charges against President Santiago Peña and Vice President Pedro Alliana related to the Ueno Bank collapse.
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