A Brussels court ruled that former Belgian diplomat Étienne Davignon should stand trial for alleged complicity in the 1961 murder of Congo's first PM Patrice Lumumba.
Russia recalled its ambassador to Armenia as tensions rise over Armenia's deepening ties with the European Union.
A building collapse in the Moroccan city of Fez has resulted in at least nine fatalities.
A Palestinian family was compelled to dig up and rebury their father's remains following interference by Israeli settlers in the West Bank.
Kenneth Law admitted to selling suicide kits internationally, prompting calls from UK families for extradition.
A high-ranking Iranian security official was killed days after the U.S. placed a $10 million bounty on him and nine other Iranian officials.
Almost 50 people died of dehydration in the Sahara desert after their transport vehicle broke down, with only two survivors reaching safety.
Los Angeles Unified School District reached a tentative agreement with the Service Employees International Union, preventing a strike that would have closed schools Tuesday.
A Colombian Air Force C-130 transport plane carrying 125 soldiers and crew crashed during takeoff in the Amazon region, with casualties feared.
Freelance journalist Shelly Kittleson was freed by Iranian-backed militia Kataib Hezbollah after being abducted in Baghdad, with conditions she leave Iraq immediately.
Kim Jong Un and Russian Defense Minister unveiled a memorial in Pyongyang honoring North Korean soldiers who died fighting alongside Russian forces.
Oil prices climbed back above $100 per barrel after weekend ceasefire talks between the US and Iran failed to end their war, while US stocks showed modest declines.
A Florida federal court charged Raúl Castro with conspiracy and murder over the 1996 downing of two civilian aircraft piloted by US nationals.
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te abruptly canceled a planned trip to Africa, with officials blaming interference and pressure from China.
Mount Dukono volcano eruption in Indonesia killed three hikers who were in an off-limits area, with authorities evacuating other climbers.
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