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Venezuelan opposition leader and self-proclaimed acting president Juan Guaido in the National Assembly as pro-government lawmakers returned after a three-year boycott

Guaido Brands Venezuela Parliament Rival 'Accomplice Of Dictatorship'

Guaido brands Venezuela parliament rival 'accomplice of dictatorship'

Ghosn Escape Breaks Up Legal 'Dream Team'

Carlos Ghosn's former lawyer Junichiro Hironaka occasionally appeared hesitant in front of the media

Ghosn escape breaks up legal 'dream team'

US Eyes Sanctions Over Growing Russian Support For Venezuela

US State Department Venezuela envoy Elliot Abrams told reporters the government was "looking at additional sanctions" in light of Russian support for President Nicolas Maduro

US eyes sanctions over growing Russian support for Venezuela

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam will become the largest hydropower plant in Africa

Power-starved Ethiopia Rallies Around Nile Dam As Egypt Dispute Simmers

Power-starved Ethiopia rallies around Nile dam as Egypt dispute simmers

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Close Trump confidant Senator Lindsey Graham

Lindsey Graham Warned Trump Against Targeting Iranian Culture Sites

South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham says he's advised Trump against targeting Iranian culture sites.

Iranians flood Tehran to mourn commander Qasem Soleimani who was killed in a US strike

Letter On US Pullout From Iraq A 'Mistake'

Letter on US pullout from Iraq a 'mistake'

US-Iran War: Tehran Could Bomb Trump Properties Around The World As Revenge

Iran is keeping the world guessing as to when and what it will hit to avenge the death, at Trump's hands, of its war hero general but certain hints have emerged.

The US has seen a surge of undocumented Central American migrants, similar to this man pictured December 2019, fleeing poverty and violence

US Will Send Mexican Asylum Seekers To Guatemala: DHS

US will send Mexican asylum seekers to Guatemala: DHS

US President Donald Trump, pictured at the White House in 2018, accuses the media of bias against him

Trump Says Zuckerberg Told Him He's Facebook's 'Number One'

Trump says Zuckerberg told him he's Facebook's 'number one'

Amazon is expanding into autos with more in-vehicle services for its Alexa digital assistant, and will make Fire TV an in-car entertainment system

Amazon Revs Up Auto Ambitions With In-car TV, Alexa Integration

Amazon revs up auto ambitions with in-car TV, Alexa integration

Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger (centre) believed he was the victim of racist chanting during his side's 2-0 win at Tottenham last month

Investigation Finds No Evidence Of Racial Abuse Aimed At Chelsea's Rudiger

Investigation finds no evidence of racial abuse aimed at Chelsea's Rudiger

Ronaldo scored in his fifth consecutive league game

Lukaku Double Keeps Inter Top After Ronaldo's First Serie A Hat-trick

Lukaku double keeps Inter top after Ronaldo's first Serie A hat-trick

American Airlines Reaches Deal With Boeing On MAX Losses

American Airlines reaches deal with Boeing on MAX losses

A satellite image on January 3, 2020 shows bushfire smoke (bottom right) drifting off the coast of southeast New South Wales, Australia -- a cloud of smoke from the blazes has been spotted on the other side of the Pacific Ocean

Australian Bushfire Cloud Visible In Chile And Argentina

Australian bushfire cloud visible in Chile and Argentina

Donald Trump has dialled up the pressure after last week's assassination, warning Iran of a 'major retaliation' if it tries to get revenge

World Markets On Edge As US-Iran Tensions Spark Escalation Fears

World markets on edge as US-Iran tensions spark escalation fears

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (pictured September 2019) is one of the few leaders to back US President Donald Trump for the killing of a top Iranian commander

Bolsonaro Backs Trump Amid US-Iran Tensions

Bolsonaro backs Trump amid US-Iran tensions

JetBlue has announced plans to go carbon neutral for all US flights this summer

JetBlue Says To Go Carbon Neutral By July 2020

JetBlue says to go carbon neutral by July 2020

US - Iran Crisis: Lengthy Conflict Could Cause 'Economic, Financial Shock,' Moody’s Warns

A protracted conflict between the U.S. and Iran could have dire consequences for the world economy.

Main developments on the sexual assault charges against Harvey Weinstein.

Harvey Weinstein Hit With New Sex Crimes Charges In LA

Harvey Weinstein hit with new sex crimes charges in LA

Community police patrol in the Mexican indigenous town of Cheran, which is practically an independent state won back by locals from illegal loggers and drug cartels

Mexico Attack: Gunmen Ambush Traveling Family, Killing Teen

A family traveling home to the U.S. were ambushed by armed attackers on Saturday night.

Some 5,200 US soldiers are stationed across Iraqi bases to support local troops preventing a resurgence of the Islamic State group

US Military Tells Iraq It Is Preparing To 'Move Out': Official Letter

US military tells Iraq it is preparing to 'move out': official letter

Ghosn reportedly boarded a bullet train in Tokyo

Ghosn Used Bullet Train To Escape: Japan Broadcaster

Ghosn used bullet train to escape: Japan broadcaster

Well-wishers have made a makeshift memorial to the victims of the crash in the Alpine village

Driver In Deadly Alpine Crash 'Suicidal': Media

Driver in deadly Alpine crash 'suicidal': media

The Soyuz rocket blasted off to the ISS in September

Who Is Helen Sharman? First British Astronaut Believes Aliens Exist And May Already Be Among Us

Sharman spoke about her beliefs in extraterrestrials during an interview published over the weekend.

Strong sales of SUVs and other large vehicles again lifted US auto sales in 2019

Solid 2019 US Auto Sales Underscore Consumer Strength

Solid 2019 US auto sales underscore consumer strength

Two groups of rival worshippers gathered just 100 metres apart in the former royal capital Cetinje for the ritual lighting of a yule log

One Country, Two Churches: Montenegro's Christmas Eve Tensions

One country, two churches: Montenegro's Christmas Eve tensions

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres's remarks appeared aimed, at least in part, at Washington and Tehran

UN Chief Calls For Restraint Amid Rise In Global Tensions

UN chief calls for restraint amid rise in global tensions

US President Donald Trump has an unpredictable negotiating style and likes to break with precedent

Trump Gambles Big As Commander In Chief

Trump gambles big as commander in chief

A torrid weekend of fires turned swathes of land in Australia into smouldering, blackened hellscapes

Aussie Troops Fan Out As Govt Sets $1.4bn For 'Long Road' After Fires

Aussie troops fan out as govt sets $1.4bn for 'long road' after fires

Indonesian student Reynhard Sinaga was convicted of 159 offences, including 136 rapes and eight attempted rapes, at four separate trials

Who Is Reynhard Sinaga? 'The Most Prolific Rapist In British Legal History' Sentenced To Life In Prison

Sinaga was sentenced to life in prison for 159 sexually related offenses against 48 men, though the number of victims is suspected to be well over 100 men.