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For the first time in United Nations history, candidates for secretary-general are publicly presenting their visions and taking questions from the public.

European data protection officials have issues with a proposed new mechanism for companies to transfer data from Europe to the U.S.

Pyongyang may also be preparing to launch a mobile ballistic missile, which could reach the U.S., according to a report.

Beijing struck back at Tokyo, saying the country has become a “regional wave-maker keen on rocking the boat” in the contested region.

Freelance photographer Kevin Patrick Dawes, 33, was kidnapped after traveling to Syria from Turkey in 2012.

France and Germany pledged to continue supporting Ukraine despite a Dutch vote that created a roadblock for the country’s European Union aspirations.

The Chinese company has roped in some of the film industry’s biggest names, including Scarlett Johansson, to help it boost brand awareness.

A Dutch referendum Wednesday could help determine if Ukraine eventually gains European Union membership. Some say Panama Papers details may hurt Ukraine's chances.

Donald Trump’s controversial comments and the scandal involving his campaign manager may be starting to hurt his poll numbers.

The decision comes despite a stern warning this week from Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The death of Hassan Ali Dhoore on Thursday marked a continuation of U.S. anti-terror efforts in the African nation.

The GOP candidate “doesn’t know much about foreign policy ... or the world generally,” the president said after Trump suggested that Japan and South Korea should have nuclear weapons.

Under President Muhammadu Buhari’s watch, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. apparently failed to remit $4.2 billion to the treasury in the second half of last year.

U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch is set to meet this week with Belgium's interior minister to discuss anti-terror plans.

The meeting marks a continued shift in bilateral relations that faltered under Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari’s predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan.

"They took us out of the offices, took control and suspended broadcasting. None of us has been hurt,” one journalist from the channel reportedly said.

The iPhone SE and the 9.7-inch iPad Pro have gone on sale as Apple seeks to broaden its customer base with smaller and cheaper products.

The leaders of the two countries prepare to meet Thursday, with the U.S. saying it will not recognize China's exclusion zone in the South China Sea.

The American computer storage giant is set to sell nearly $10 billion of loans and bonds as early as this week.

The North Korean labor union warned that the country’s working class, if provoked, will join the army to “blow up the den of the Park's regime.”

The proposed sale will enhance Britain’s ability to carry out its national defense and contribute to NATO operations, a Pentagon agency says.