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Around 100 anti-government protesters were arrested while staging a protest to defend their rights to peaceful assembly.

Flooding in the northwest of Pakistan and across the border in Afghanistan has caused at least 430 deaths.

During one of the worst heatwaves to hit Russia, forest fires across the nation have killed 25 people ...

Iran's atomic chief Ali Akbar Salehi said Friday that Iran was ready to engage in new negotiations about ...

Forest fires burning across Russia for the past few days, have devastated villages, surrounded one southern city, and ...

A UN panel paid $650 million in reparations on July 29 to those who suffered losses in the ...

Trader Joe's co-owner Theo Albrecht, one of the richest men in Germany, died on July 24 at age ...

Five years after being removed from Gaza, Israeli settlers are struggling to survive

British Prime Minister David Cameron defended his comments that Pakistan is not doing enough to counteract terrorism.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed into law a controversial bill on Thursday, giving the FSB expanded powers.

French President Nicholas Sarkozy has ordered the immediate expulsion of Bulgarian and Romanian Roma immigrants.

The Norwegian military started their own investigation into the elements that relate to the Norwegian armed forces.

Interpol's most wanted list includes the names of some of the world's most notorious international terrorists and murderers.

A 5.0-magnitude earthquake struck near Colombia's capital of Bogota at 3:35 p.m. EDT on Thursday.

UN General Assembly Adopts Resolution Recognizing Access to Clean Water, Sanitation a Human Right

A birthday celebration planned by Tokyo officials to celebrate the 111th birthday of the city's oldest man.

An error in an ad campaign targeting Alberta's oil sands was not simply an editing mistake, environment minister ...

Moscow city center was enveloped by thick smoke on Wednesday coming from wildfires outside the Russian capital.

Bribes paid to public officials in exchange for business advantages result in losses of a trillion dollars per ...

Iceland's bid for European Union membership came closer Tuesday.

The past and present British ministers of finance are claiming victory over figures that reveal an unexpected economic ...

Dozens of Uzbeks and Kyrgyz came to blows outside a subway station in southern Moscow, reported Radio Free ...

Japan executed two convicted prisoners on Wednesday.

Hamas ordered lingerie shops in Gaza to be more discreet in their window displays, reports Al Arabiya News ...

An Airbus A321 passenger jet, Flight ED202 operated by the private Pakistani airline Air Blue, crashed in Pakistan.

Bullfighting was banned in the Spanish autonomous region of Catalonia with a 68 to 55 vote on Wednesday.

The Egyptian minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research has issued an unofficial decree banning full face niqab ...