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It all started when a 70-year-old fish market stall owner nicknamed “Booghy” was grooving in public, in violation of Iranian law.

South Korea’s military said the ICBM, launched from near Pyongyang, flew high into space before landing in waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan.

For the second time in less than two years, Chileans voted thumbs down on a new national charter, and few seem to have the energy to try again.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban used E.U. rules on unanimous decisions to sink a $52 billion package strongly backed by larger countries.

South Korea’s military reported the ICBM launch on Monday, saying it was gathering data to learn more about the missile.

The vote in Pirna fits into the Alternative for Germany party’s strategy of “normalization.”

The opposition had hoped to ride a wave of public revulsion at back-to-back mass shootings, but it was unable to convert the energy of street protests into a successful election challenge.

The U.S. defense secretary was headed to the Middle East as two top European officials called for a scaled-back war against Hamas.

The Israeli military took reporters on a tour of what it says is the biggest Hamas tunnel it has found since invading the Gaza Strip.

Plus a dance protest craze spreads in Iran.