Reuters

Speaking on ABC’s “This Week” program on Sunday, Sanders did not concede he had lost the Democratic presidential nomination to Clinton.

The trouble is that long-term focused foreign funds have turned bearish on doubts that Tokyo can pull Japan out of two decades of economic stagnation.

Dubai International Airport closed its airspace after unauthorized drone activity Saturday.

Moments after the final whistle in the Stade Velodrome, masked Russian supporters charged at England fans.

Two thirds of those polled say Hillary Clinton should pick Bernie Sanders as her vice presidential running mate, Reuters/Ipsos poll indicated.

The Archbishop of Canterbury hailed the bloc as a force for peace and reconciliation Sunday.

The building partially collapsed Sunday following an explosion, likely due to a gas leak.

The blast at Pudong International Airport was reportedly caused by “self-made explosive materials.”

China is seen as leading opposition to a U.S. move to include India in the 48-nation Nuclear Suppliers Group.

The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for Saturday attacks near Damascus, reports said.

Demonstrators plan to gather Sunday to voice opposition to a six-month sentence for a college athlete convicted of raping an unconscious woman.

After Russian and English soccer fans clashed in Marseille, Northern Irish fans got into ugly exchanges with locals in Nice.

The former ministers are accused of money laundering and unlawful association to buy gifts for a former president and vice president.

A 2016 recall referendum could prompt a new presidential election. But a 2017 vote would allow Maduro's VP to succeed him if he loses.

Several thousand demonstrators formed a human chain at a demonstration organized by the alliance "Stop Ramstein/No Drone War."

European soccer's governing body, UEFA, which runs the Euro 2016 tournament, immediately announced it would open disciplinary proceedings.

The retail giant's stores north of the U.S. border contend that the credit card company's fees are prohibitively high.

Il Giornale said the decision to distribute an edition of the text critically annotated by a historian aims “to study what is evil to avoid its return.”

Agreements to boost the oilfield services provider's presence in the country would reverse plans to slash operations there because of payment problems.

The money will go to Glide, a charity that provides food, healthcare and other services to the poor and those struggling with substance abuse.

The former CEO of a software company is suing RBS for allegedly conspiring to push the business into administration to benefit from its sale.

At least eight people were killed and scores injured in bombings in the Sayeda Zeinab area, Syrian state media reported.

Dr. Reddy’s largest-ever acquisition comes as the company has been facing slowing growth in the United States, its largest market.

Hundreds of suspects have been held across the country in a police crackdown on militants following a wave of gruesome killings.

The online audio message, purportedly by Ayman al-Zawahri, has yet to be verified.

But Keiko Fujimori, daughter of jailed ex-President Alberto Fujimori, said Pedro Pablo Kuczynski had scraped together only a narrow victory.

The online Reuters/Ipsos poll, conducted Monday-Friday, shows 46 percent of likely voters support Clinton, while 34.8 percent back Trump.

The findings from two unpublished academic studies heighten concerns that Rio's sewage-infested waterways are unsafe.

National Amusements is also keen to extract more value from the film studio's LA real estate holdings, sources told Reuters.