Two Israeli parties have decided to run together to challenge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud Party in the country’s April elections.

At least 81 people have died in a major fire in Bangladesh’s capital that started at a chemical warehouse and spread through a neighborhood, authorities said Thursday.

The head of the U.S. Southern Command warned Venezuela’s military that it will be held accountable for any harm it causes civilians during the ongoing humanitarian crisis its country is experiencing.

South Korean and Chinese officials are to meet next week to address the pressing issue of air pollution.

Bolivian President Evo Morales on Wednesday signed a law to bring universal, free healthcare to at least several areas of Bolivia by March 1.

Venezuela opposition leader Juan Guaido on Wednesday gave the country’s armed forces three days to stop supporting President Nicolas Maduro before relief aid arrives.

Microsoft said Wednesday the same Russian hackers who stole emails from Democrats two years ago are now targeting European think tanks ahead of elections in May.

South Korean police have ordered clean-up work be stopped at a nightclub in southern Seoul where drugging and rapes may have occurred.

French authorities Wednesday fined UBS, a bank based in Switzerland, roughly $5.1 billion over concerns it helped clients hide money in undeclared accounts.

Russian President Vladimir Putin boasted about the country’s missile capabilities and threatened to target the United States.