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Norman Atlantic Fire: Rescue Efforts Underway For Dozens Trapped On Ferry Off Greek Coast, 5 Dead

Four-hundred survivors were rescued from the ferry off Greece's Adriatic coast.

Thousands Of Motorists Are Stuck In The French Alps Due To Heavy Snowfall

Area officials are doing what they can with 20 shelters set up across 12 towns.

ESA Time-Lapse Video Captures Six Months Of Space In Six Minutes From 'Blue Dot' Mission

A total of 12,500 staggering images of the Milky Way, auroras and city lights seen from space were squeezed into a six-minute video.

Investigators Raid LG's Factory, Headquarters, After Samsung Lawsuit Over Washing Machine Row

LG's headquarters was raided by officials after Samsung accused LG's employees of damaging its washing machines before a trade fair in Germany.

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GM Develops Contingency Plans In Case Takata Recalls Widen

General Motors has developed contingency plans in case recalls of potentially lethal Takata-made air bag inflators widens.

Italian Typhoon To Join Baltic Policing Mission

Italian Typhoons Committed To Watch For Russian Aircraft In Baltics As NATO Air Policing Mission Expands

As Russian flights probe NATO airspace, Europe sends its most advanced warplanes to the Eastern border.

NBA International Players 2014: How Foreign-Born Stars Adjust To Living And Playing In America

For the NBA's growing international player base, assimilating to life on the court is much easier than the American life outside the arena.

Germany Anti-Islamization Demonstration 2014: Thousands In Dresden Protest Sharia Law

Demonstrators marched through Dresden with banners bearing slogans such as “protect our homeland” and “no Sharia law in Europe.”

India Bans ISIS After Government Raises Concerns Over Group's Online Presence

The ban comes just days after the arrest of Mehdi Masroor Biswas, the manager of a hugely popular pro-ISIS Twitter account.

For UN Negotiators, Climate Change Deal In Peru Is Just First Step Of Painstaking Process

Over the next year, U.N. members will hammer out the finer details of the landmark climate accord unveiled Sunday.

Wall Street's Week Ahead: After Abenomics Survives Japan's Snap Election, All Eyes On FOMC Meeting

After Japan's economic program "Abenomics" survived elections Sunday, all eyes are now looking ahead to the Fed’s final meeting of 2014.

Fed Considers Time To End Pledge To Keep Interest Rates 'Close To Zero'

The Fed promised in 2012 to keep interest rates "close to zero" until after its asset purchase scheme ended and the economy strengthened.

China Wants To Improve National Soccer Team By Introducing Sport Into School Curriculum

Tired of being on the sidelines of the most popular sport in the world, China is making soccer mandatory for all students.

Germany Nazi Arson: Swastikas And Graffiti Suggest Syrian Refugee Housing Was Purposely Torched

Germany's latest anti-Muslim violence, a suspected arson, comes just days after 10,000 anti-refugee protesters marched in Dresden.

New York Banking Regulator Probing Barclays, Deutsche Bank's FX Algorithm: Source

The regulator is investigating if Deutsche Bank and Barclays used algorithms on their trading platforms to manipulate foreign exchange rates.

Swiss Ex-Jihadist Escapes Prison, Sentenced To 600 Hours Of Community Service

The sentence is in direct contrast to the much harsher penalties meted out by other European nations to their citizens waging jihad overseas.

Qatar Airways Refusal Of First Airbus A350: Looks Bad But No Cause For Concern, Expert Says

Qatar Airways was supposed to get the new high-tech jet on Wednesday, but said it wasn't up to its standards.

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Many Ebola Donations Have Yet To Be Delivered, Watchdog Group Says

The U.S. leads the pack, but some countries have delivered less than 10 percent of what they pledged to fight Ebola.

Department of Justice Lawsuit Claims Deutsche Bank Created 'Shell Companies' To Engage In US Tax Fraud

A lawsuit filed on Monday seeks more than $190 million in taxes, penalties and interest, according to a U.S. attorney in Manhattan.

China Slowdown Hits Domestic Auto Companies, But Foreign Makers Like GM Remain Unfazed

China, the world's largest, fastest-growing car market, is cooling a lot. Here's why foreign automakers remain bullish on long-term growth.

McDonald's Sales Continued Falling In November In US And Asia

The fast-food chain has been losing customers to fast-casual restaurants such as Chipotle and battling an image as a low-quality meat seller.

For Foreign Tourists, Protest Marches Enhance New York Experience

Foreigners interviewed in bustling Times Square Saturday said they were generally sympathetic to the protesters' cause.

Iran Nuclear Talks: Joe Biden Resists Calls For New Sanctions, Gives 'Less Than Even Shot' Of Agreement

“This is not the time to risk a breakdown when we still have a chance at a breakthrough,” Biden said regarding new sanctions.

Shares Lifted By ECB, Chinese And Japanese Stimulus Hopes

Expectations of more stimulus from other global central banks was also lifting markets.

ECB Weighs Further Action As Economic Picture Darkens

ECB President Mario Draghi will present updated forecasts from the bank's staff for growth in output as well as inflation.

India Launches ‘Tourist Visa On Arrival’ Program

The new program is aimed at granting quick short-term visas to citizens of 43 countries.

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