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Johnny Depp finds the defecation incident in his bed hilarious amid serious accusations.
Hey Dude critiques the BBC's double standards in comedy regarding Joe Brown and Danny Baker.
Hamzah bin Hussein claims he is under house arrest after criticizing Jordan's leaders.
Joshua Wong's meeting in Berlin raises tensions between China and Germany over Hong Kong protests.
After 467 days of conflict, Bisan Owda reacts to a proposed ceasefire, stating it is only a temporary pause in the ongoing violence against Palestinians.
The video honors journalist Saleh Aljafarawi, killed in Gaza, amidst emotional tributes.
Two journalists, Alison Parker and Adam Ward, were shot dead during a live broadcast in Virginia, raising concerns about gun violence and mental health evaluations in the U.S.
Over 900 people have died from the cold in Afghanistan this winter, as US troops face extreme conditions and threats from improvised explosive devices.
Juan Carlos abdicates, passing the crown to Crown Prince Filipe amid scandals and economic crisis.
Protests against Herodian rule in Judea highlight the tensions and conflicts experienced by the local population under King Herod's governance.
Julia Gillard confronts Tony Abbott about his sexist actions in a viral video.
Julian Assange condemns Bradley Manning's conviction at Fort Meade for leaking documents.
Julian Assange hints at leaving the Ecuadorian Embassy in London amid health concerns.
Zoe Cohen defends Just Stop Oil during an interview with Kay Burley on Sky News.
Just Stop Oil activists march in London, facing public backlash and police intervention on Friday.
Roula Khalaf interviews Justin Trudeau on Biden, Brexit, and world trade issues.
Canada confirms intelligence that an Iranian missile shot down the plane, prompting an investigation.
Russia's foreign ministry reacts to Lithuania's blockade of goods to Kaliningrad amid EU sanctions.
Vice President Kamala Harris visits Accra, Ghana, to strengthen US ties in Africa.
A separatist group threatens even harsher attacks after a deadly bombing in Karachi.
Ron Paul faces backlash from a New Hampshire resident during a campaign event in Manchester.
Pakistan claims to have shot down two Indian air force jets over Kashmir amid rising tensions.
Tensions rise as India revokes Kashmir's autonomy, igniting disputes with Pakistan.
Nationalist supporters in Pakistan demand action over Kashmir as tensions rise with India.
The ambassador discusses Kashmir, emphasizing Pakistan's diplomatic efforts and the plight of 14 million residents.
In Kashmir, Indian forces conduct a cross-border raid in response to militant attacks, underscoring the persistent tensions between India and Pakistan.
Kazakhstan's security forces kill protesters amid unrest over fuel prices and corruption.
Kazakhstan faces its most dramatic political turn as protests erupt over rising energy prices.
Vladimir Putin discusses Kazakhstan's unrest as President Takayev orders a violent crackdown.
Isis women in al Hol camp pose a growing threat to security and radicalize others.
Ken Clarke expresses concern over the UK's economic recovery and inflation reduction strategies.
Nigeria's president just appointed a dead man, while Maduro survives a coup attempt in Venezuela.
Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta faces rigging allegations after provisional election results.
At approximately three o'clock this morning, two explosions on the Kerch Bridge resulted in the deaths of two people, including a hospitalized child.
Kevin Rudd resumes his role as Australian prime minister, addressing urgent national challenges.
Kevin Rudd is sworn in as Australia's prime minister after winning a Labor ballot on Wednesday.
Giuseppe Conte becomes Italy's prime minister amid challenges from the League and Five Star Movement.
Hannah Kuchler presents key points from Mark Zuckerberg's testimony on data privacy issues.
Courtney Weaver discusses Michael Cohen's testimony and its impact on Donald Trump's legal issues.
Biden and Putin engage in high stakes diplomacy during their first summit in Geneva.
The Robert Muller report reveals Trump's fears and attempts to obstruct the investigation into Russian meddling.
President Vladimir Zelinski demands more International Aid for flood victims in Kherson, Ukraine.
Kherson residents live in fear under Russian military control, struggling for survival and communication.
Vladimir Putin warns of a prolonged offensive in Ukraine, blaming the West for the conflict.
In June 1995, the Khmer Rouge weakens in Cambodia as defections increase among its leaders.
Tensions rise in Israel after the murders of Israeli teens and a Palestinian youth's death.
Kiev's Independence Day parade displays military might while Donetsk rebels counter with a march.
Cheering demonstrators in Kiev destroy Lenin's statue, protesting Yanukovych's ties to Russia.
