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Former Bolivian president Evo Morales (2006-2019) claims his car was targeted in an attack in Cochabamba.

At least 24 people were killed in a bus accident on a highway in Central Mexico. Governor David Monreal confirmed the casualties, with five passengers injured in the crash.

The death toll in the Philippines from floods caused by the powerful tropical storm Trami has risen to 81.

Four people were seriously injured in a stabbing incident at a supermarket in the Russian city of St. Petersburg on Friday. The police arrested the suspect, according to Russian judicial sources and local media.

Unknown men in Cologne attempted to set a kitten on fire before fleeing the scene, leaving the animal trapped under a pile of branches.

Arrest warrants have been issued on both a European level and via Interpol for the parents who fled with their premature baby Santiago, as announced by the French Public Prosecutor's Office.

The suspect arrested for shooting at a Democratic campaign office in Tempe, Arizona, is being charged with terrorism, as reported by The Arizona Republic.

A fire has broken out at an American military base in the South Korean city of Busan. No casualties have been reported so far.

Venice, the first city in the world to charge an entry fee for short visits, has doubled the fee to 10 euros starting this year.

Capri, the popular Italian island off the coast of Naples, is looking to reduce the number of tourists it receives by limiting ferry arrivals.

The Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship, which finally departed from Belfast after a four-month delay, is now dealing with a sewage smell issue that has left passengers dissatisfied.

Iraqi authorities have reported the death of the leader of the terrorist organization Islamic State in the country during an anti-terror operation in the mountainous region of the northeast.

A 24-year-old student, Agostina Rubini Medina, went missing after a night out in Mallorca and was found in a trash bin, potentially crushed and burned, according to the police.

A 36-year-old man running a pizzeria in Düsseldorf, Germany, has been arrested for selling cocaine along with pizza number 40 to customers.

After France, Italy is now facing heavy rainfall, causing flooding in several parts, especially in Sicily.

German police have arrested a man from Libya suspected of planning an attack with weapons or explosives on the Israeli embassy in Berlin. The man allegedly has ties to Islamic State.

A drone launched from Lebanon hit a building in the city of Caesarea, where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has a private villa, according to the Israeli army.

Sydney beaches reopened for swimmers after 2,000 black balls washed ashore last week, initial concerns about toxicity proven wrong.

Italian judges have ruled to send back the first group of migrants who were sent to Albania for not meeting safety criteria.

A German city has banned cacti in places like the town hall, schools, and daycare centers after a man in Plettenberg, near Düsseldorf, needed medical help following an injury from such a plant in a school building.

The entrance fee introduced for day-trippers to visit Venice has not led to a decrease in tourists, but rather an increase. City councilor Giovanni Andrea Martini revealed the disappointing results based on recent data.

Code red has been issued in France for heavy rainfall in four departments, with precautions being taken in Haute-Loire, Ardèche, Rhône, and Loire to prevent flooding. Annonay, a village in Ardèche, is already experiencing flooding.

Three people have been seriously injured in a shooting incident in an apartment in the center of Antwerp, according to local police. Two of them are in critical condition.

In the case surrounding the murder of Bob Lee, founder of the payment service Cash App, the glamorous sister of the suspect, Khazar Elyassnia, is perhaps the key figure.

Researchers have discovered an underground tomb with twelve skeletons beneath Al Khazneh, also known as the Treasury, in the ancient city of Petra, Jordan.

Paul Lowe, a renowned war photographer, was tragically found dead in Los Angeles, with his son Emir being accused of the murder.

A popular beach in the eastern Australian coastal city of Sydney has been closed until further notice after 'mysterious black' balls washed up.

Lutz Bachmann, the German frontman of the controversial Pegida group, announced his decision to quit after leading protests against migration and Muslims in Dresden, Germany for a decade.

A 26-year-old British man passed away after falling from a bridge in Spain while creating content for social media. Local authorities confirm the incident as a tragic outcome of attempting to climb the Castilla-La Mancha bridge.

The city of Prague in the Czech Republic has banned organized bar crawls for tourists as it aims to attract a more sophisticated and affluent crowd. The ban comes in light of the city's popularity among bachelor parties and budget-conscious young visitors.