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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Iraqis "want their country back"

Warning Iran, US Slaps Sanctions On Iraqi Paramilitary Leaders

Warning Iran, US slaps sanctions on Iraqi paramilitary leaders

Cuban Economy Hit As Tide Turns Against Doctors Program

Doctors wait for fellow medical personnel returning from Bolivia at the Jose Marti International airport in Havana on November 16, 2019

Cuban economy hit as tide turns against doctors program

Stock Markets Power Ahead On Strong US Jobs Data

Global markets have swung this week as investors try to gauge the progress of trade talks between China and the United States

Stock markets power ahead on strong US jobs data

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (R) meets with Fayez al-Sarraj, the head of the Tripoli-based Government of National Accord in Istanbul on November 27, 2019

Greece Expels Libyan Envoy Over Turkey Maritime Deal

Greece expels Libyan envoy over Turkey maritime deal

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Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg defends a policy by his news organization to steer clear of certain coverage of him: "People have said to me, 'How can you investigate yourself?' And I said, 'I don't think you can'"

Bloomberg Says His Reporters Must 'Live With' Limits On Coverage

Bloomberg says his reporters must 'live with' limits on coverage

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said that Tehran is willing to return to the negotiating table if the United States first drops sanctions

Iran Nuclear Deal Parties Meet As Accord Nears Collapse

Iran nuclear deal parties meet as accord nears collapse

Ukrainian troops have been fighting Moscow-backed separatists in the country's east since 2014

Ukraine President Meets Frontline Troops Ahead Of Putin Talks

Ukraine president meets frontline troops ahead of Putin talks

A rising tide of mass protests have called for Malta's prime minister to resign in the wake of the journalist's killing

EU Urges Malta To Reform Judiciary After Botched Murder Probe

EU urges Malta to reform judiciary after botched murder probe

New leaders of Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) Norbert Walter-Borjans (R) and Saskia Esken will be formally confrmed at the party's congress

Germany's SPD Shifts Left But Gives Merkel Coalition 'A Chance'

Germany's SPD shifts left but gives Merkel coalition 'a chance'

Alexander Nix, seen in a 2018 photo taken in London, was CEO of Cambridge Analytica, a consulting firm that US officials say deceived Facebook users when it harvested data for voter profiles

US Probe Finds Cambridge Analytica Misled Facebook Users On Data

US probe finds Cambridge Analytica misled Facebook users on data

Slovakian former president Andrej Kiska (pictured March 2019) has been charged with tax fraud stemming from his successful 2014 presidential run, when he allegedly misused funds from one of his companies

Slovakia's Former President Charged With Fraud Amid Election Bid

Slovakia's former president charged with fraud amid election bid

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Iraqis "want their country back"

US Slaps Sanctions On Iran-linked Iraqis Over Protest Abuses

US slaps sanctions on Iran-linked Iraqis over protest abuses

Protesters take part in a demonstration against the pension overhauls, on Place de la Nation in Paris, on December 5, 2019

France's Pension Reform: What Would Change?

France's pension reform: What would change?

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg said the world "can't afford any more days without real action being taken"

Thunberg Urges Climate Action Because 'People Are Dying'

Thunberg urges climate action because 'people are dying'

The young boy suffered a broken spine, legs and arm in the attack, which happened in front of horrified visitors to the riverside contemporary art gallery on August 4

Teen Admits Attempted Murder Of French Boy At London Gallery

Teen admits attempted murder of French boy at London gallery

Angela Merkel was accompanied by Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki (R) as she walked through the gates at Auschwitz

At Auschwitz, Merkel Bows Head To Holocaust Victims

At Auschwitz, Merkel bows head to Holocaust victims

Firefighters joined several of the demonstrations across France on Thursday.

French Government Sticks By Pension Reform As Strike Bites

French government sticks by pension reform as strike bites

The World Wildlife Fund says that climate change is blame for polar bears coming ever closer to Russian villages in search of food

Weak Arctic Ice Sees 56 Polar Bears Descend On Russian Village

Weak Arctic ice sees 56 polar bears descend on Russian village

Kudlow speaks to the media at the White House in November 2019

US-China Trade Pact 'Still Close': White House

US-China trade pact 'still close': White House

General Motors workers returned to the job after a six-week strike, boosting US employment in November

US Job Creation Soars In November, Boosting Trump

US job creation soars in November, boosting Trump

Wahid, a 29-year-old Enedis employee says authorities do not understand the value of work

Postman, Firefighter, Teacher: The French Defying Macron

Postman, firefighter, teacher: the French defying Macron

The losses were reported across Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia, mostly in manufacturing, natural resources and public administration

Canada Sheds 71,000 Jobs In November

Canada sheds 71,000 jobs in November

ProlongedÂ drought has left much of eastern Australia tinder dry and spot fires have raged every day

'Mega Fire' Forms North Of Sydney

'Mega fire' forms north of Sydney

Don't count on philanthropy in public finance

France Rejects 'Optional' US Digital Tax Proposal

France rejects 'optional' US digital tax proposal

AI Judges And Verdicts Via Chat App: The Brave New World Of China's Digital Courts

AI judges and verdicts via chat app: the brave new world of China's digital courts

The murder probe of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia has rocked Malta's highest government echelons and sparked mass protests

Slain Maltese Reporter Lived In Fear, Family Says

Slain Maltese reporter lived in fear, family says

Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani, seen here at the Marrakesh International Film Festival, lives in exile in France

Exiled Actress Farahani Decries 'Massacre' In Iran

Exiled actress Farahani decries 'massacre' in Iran

Amazon Prime says its Premier League bow was a success

Amazon 'Thrilled' After Premier League Debut

Amazon 'thrilled' after Premier League debut

Russian student and blogger Yegor Zhukov is surrounded by supporters outside Moscow's Kuntsevsky district court after getting his suspended sentence

Russia Hands Anti-Putin Blogger Surprise Suspended Sentence

Russia hands anti-Putin blogger surprise suspended sentence

A handout photo made available by the Russian Foreign Ministry on May 10, 2017 shows US President Donald J. Trump (C) speaking with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov (L) and then Russian Ambassador to the US Sergei Kislyak during a meeting at the Whi

Russia 'Preparing' Lavrov Visit To Washington Next Week

Russia 'preparing' Lavrov visit to Washington next week

Romelu Lukaku has been targeted by racism in his first season in Italy

Italian Sports Daily Blasts 'Lynching' Over 'Black Friday' Headline

Italian sports daily blasts 'lynching' over 'Black Friday' headline

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India Police Shoot Dead 4 Rapists Whose Crime Triggered National Outrage

According to police, the suspects were shot when they tried snatching officers' weapons and escape.

Authorities outlined a three-year plan to boost its pig-breeding facilities in a bid to restore the country's swine herd, devasted by African swine fever

China Unveils Plan To Boost Pork Production

China unveils plan to boost pork production

Former Army reserve sentenced for 40 years behind bars on sex trafficking charges.

Former Spanish 'Big Brother' Contestant Alleges Sexual Assault In The Show

Carlota Prado was allegedly sexually harassed by a fellow contestant in the Spanish version of the show called “Gran Hermano.”

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