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Multiple short-range ballistic missiles were fired days after the end of U.S.-South Korean military drills that the North views as an invasion rehearsal.

The violence has left Haiti’s government in a state of turmoil and prompted Prime Minister Ariel Henry to pledge that he will resign, a key demand of the gangs.

Russia downed 35 Ukrainian drones overnight, the Defense Ministry said, as Kyiv built on a spate of recent attacks over western Russia and on the outskirts of Moscow.

The U.S. has restricted military support to Niger since October, when it officially designated the summer overthrow of the democratically elected president as a coup.

Conservationists are planning a mass extermination using helicopters and hundreds of tons of rodent poison.

Vaughan Gething, son of a Welsh father and Zambian mother, said he is honored to be "the first Black leader in any European country."

Base Camp sits 17,600 feet above sea level, and the standard round-trip trek is 80 miles long. That didn’t deter these four parents.

The strikes followed attacks on multistory buildings earlier in March and an intensified Russian campaign around the southern port city targeting infrastructure.

Putin sent the high-end Aurus Senat limousine in February, which observers said violated a United Nations resolution banning the supply of luxury items to North Korea.

Frustrated by high unemployment and intense competition, some young professionals are using Tinder and other dating apps to further their career goals.

Russia has or is building 30 military or dual-use facilities in the Arctic, including elaborate air bases, ports, nuclear facilities and radio nodes.