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An upset victory by one of Dilma Rousseff's challengers could see Brazil increase global trade and rethink controversial foreign relationships.
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Qatar may be funding extremism as well as fighting it -- and that's leading many to doubt it's fit to host the 2022 World Cup.
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Weaker-than-expected consumption in Europe and China, coupled with a global supply glut, is depressing crude oil prices.
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US Launches Airstrikes In Syria Against ISIS, At Least 20 Militants Killed, Says Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
Airstrikes by the U.S. and several Arab allies killed at least 20 ISIS militants, but also reportedly claimed the lives of eight civilians.
Forty Migrants Missing After Raft Sinks Near Libya: Italy Coast Guard
Italian authorities sent boats to the scene and 55 people have been rescued.
Bomb Kills Three Policemen, Including Witness Against Morsi
The Ajnad Misr militant group claimed responsibility for the blast in a statement posted on its official Twitter account.
Benghazi "Black Friday": Assassinations Targeting Youth Activists And Military Kill 10 In Libya
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Leonardo DiCaprio Tapped As UN Climate Change Representative Ahead Of Major New York Climate Summit
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says the actor's global fame and passion for the planet will help bring awareness to the climate threat.
Libya's Parliament, Unhappy With Prime Minister Thinni, Rejects New 16-Member Cabinet
Thinni, Libya’s acting prime minister since March, had sought to reassert control over the strife-torn country by naming a new cabinet.
US House Votes To Arm Syrian Rebels, But Questions Remain
The House voted 273 to 156 to authorize the plan, a test of support for Obama's campaign to "degrade and destroy" ISIS.
Islamists And Soldiers Clash Near Libya's Benghazi Airport, 9 Dead 30 Wounded
Islamist fighters tried to advance on Libya's Benghazi airport, killing nine soldiers and wounding at least 30.
Libyan Civil War: Qatar Denies Supplying Rebels With Planes, Ammunition
Qatar denied a claim by Libyan Prime Minister Abdullah al-Thinni that the country supplied rebel forces with planes and weapons.
Europe Refugee Boat Sinkings ‘Direct’ Result Of Middle East, Africa Conflicts
The increase in the number of refugees dying in boat sinkings is directly related to the outbreak of conflicts in Iraq, Syria and Africa.
500 Feared Dead In Migrant Shipwreck Off Malta
Around 500 migrants were said to be on the boat that traffickers rammed and sank.
Libyan Prime Minister Accuses Qatar, Sudan Of Supporting Rebel Forces With Arms And Ammunition
Libya's prime minister said that three military planes loaded with weapons landed at a rebel-held airport, about five miles east of Tripoli.
Al Qaeda Defectors In Algeria Announce New Splinter Group, Pledge Loyalty To ISIS
The new group, reportedly named "soldiers of the Caliphate in Algeria," accused al Qaeda of “deviating from the true path.”
Many Deaths As Boat With African Emigrants Sinks Off Libyan Coast: Libya Navy
Migrants have been streaming out of North Africa, mostly lawless Libya, in rickety boats in rising numbers for years.
Libyan PM Accuses Qatar Of Sending Planes With Weapons To Tripoli
Analysts say Libya is turning into a conflict zone for competing regional powers.
Kerry Says Other Countries Are Offering Troops To Fight ISIS
Sunni Arab states have expressed support for the U.S. campaign President Barack Obama announced last week to destroy the Islamic State.
Libya Closer To Failed-State Status, Ushering In Possible ISIS, Jihadist Haven
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