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Clashes Rock Tripoli as Libyan Rivals Fight in Capital 

Crisis risks plunging Libya back into prolonged fighting after two years of comparative peace

Estonian Reservists Gear Up For NATO Drills

Ukraine Soldier Sings Eurovision Song Amid Shelling

Sandstorm Closes Schools, Offices and Halts Flights in Iraq

Hundreds of people went to hospitals with breathing difficulties

Spokesperson: Iran's Foreign Minister to Visit UAE on Monday

ran's top diplomat is expected to visit the United Arab Emirates Monday, the Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson said, welcoming the appointment of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan as the Gulf state's president last week. 

Pope Declares 10 New Saints, Including Dutch Priest Killed By Nazis   

Pope Francis declares 10 people saints of the Roman Catholic Church on May 15, 2022

Shooting in California Church Kills at Least One, Wounds Five

Gunfire erupted at a Southern California church early on Sunday afternoon, killing at least one person and wounding five, and a suspect was taken into custody, authorities said. (Reuters)

Ukraine Forces Target Russian Positions With US Howitzers

Ukraine's armed forces released a video on May 15, 2022, saying it showed servicemen firing new U.S. M-777 howitzers at the front line, in the east of the country. (Reuters)

US Automakers Reinstate Mask Mandate at Some Michigan Facilities

Automakers said in early March they would allow workers to stop wearing masks at workplaces where US health officials said it was safe to do so

Biden Balances Anti-Crime, Reform Agendas in Message to Police

US leader spoke at memorial service at US Capitol for 563 officers who died in the line of duty over the prior year

Rain of Fire Hits Ukrainian Steel Plant

A shower of brightly burning munitions cascaded on the Azovstal steel works in the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol, in a video released by a pro-Russian separatist commander, May 15, 2022. (Reuters)

World Leaders Pay Respects in UAE after Death of Pro-West President

Sheik Mohammed, now ruler of wealthy Abu Dhabi emirate, steered the Western-allied Gulf state, an OPEC oil producer and regional business hub, for years before being named the UAE's third president by a federal supreme council on Saturday.

Neutral Switzerland Leans Closer to NATO in Response to Russia 

Large Convoy From Mariupol Reaches Safety

Refugees talk of 'devastating' escape

Bodies of Russian Soldiers Put into Refrigerated Rail Cars

Ukrainian military authorities loaded the bodies of dead Russian soldiers onto refrigerated rail cars on the outskirts of Kyiv on May 13, 2022. (Reuters)

North Korea Reports 42 Total Deaths in 4th Day of Lockdown

North Korea acknowledged for the first time Thursday a COVID-19 outbreak

Ukraine Uncovers and Detonates Two Soviet-Designed Bombs

Video released by Ukraine's State Emergency Service shows what it says is the recovery and controlled detonation of two unexploded devices in the Odesa region. (Reuters)

Ukrainian Singer Performs in Chernobyl Nuclear Plant

The lead singer of the popular Ukrainian band Okean Elzy staged a solo performance for workers at the Chernobyl nuclear power station, on May 13, 2022. (Reuters)

One Killed as Price Protests Continue in Iran

Ukrainian Forces Stage War Games

Ukrainian forces conducted a training exercise in the eastern Dnipropetrovsk region on May 14, 2022. (Reuters)