AP Europe15 hours ago Merkel calls for creation of ‘European army,’ backing Macron in spat with Trump German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday backed French counterpart Emmanuel Macron in his call for a grand, European army -- a move that President Trump has called “insulting” as he urged the countries to fulfil their NATO commitments instead. 2:22Trump slams Macron over defense as relations sour 6:31Trump and Macron trade jabs over 'nationalism'
Europe43 mins ago Swedish parliament rejects proposed government More than two months after elections that left Sweden in political limbo, lawmakers on Wednesday rejected a proposed minority coalition led by the second-largest party, the first time in Swedish history that a proposal for a new prime minister has been defeated.
Middle East1 hour ago After cease-fire, Israel captures Gaza assailant on border The Israeli military said it shot and captured a Palestinian who approached the Gaza perimeter fence and hurled grenades into Israel on Wednesday, in the first confrontation since Hamas and other militant groups in Gaza accepted an Egyptian-brokered cease-fire to end two days of intense fighting that had pushed the sides to the brink of another war.
Europe1 hour ago Ukraine's Hungarian minority threatened by new education law The Hungarian minority in western Ukraine is feeling besieged.
Middle East3 hours ago A Yemeni boy gets lost in a land prowled by US drones Al-Qaida was giving away motorcycles up in the mountains — that's what the kids in town were saying the day Abdullah disappeared.
Middle East3 hours ago The hidden toll of American drones in Yemen: Civilian deaths The United States has waged a drone war in Yemen for 16 years, trying to suppress al-Qaida's branch here.
Bullying4 hours ago Boy, 14, used as human bridge receives apology, support after video goes viral About 50 students and adults are rallying outside a high school in Canada on Tuesday and calling for an end to bullying after a teen with cerebral palsy was used as a human bridge to cross a stream earlier this month, reports said.
Asia5 hours ago Chaotic Sri Lankan Parliament rejects president's chosen PM Sri Lanka's Parliament passed a no-confidence vote against the government headed by the hastily sworn-in Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa as lawmakers convened Wednesday for the first time since the president dismissed his Cabinet and suspended the legislature last month.
The Americas6 hours ago Japan's Abe, Pence to visit Australia amid China concerns Regional security and the strengthening of ties with Japan and the U.S. will be high on the agenda for Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison when he meets leaders from both countries amid continuing concerns about the growing influence of China in the Asia-Pacific.
World4 days ago The week in pictures, Nov.3-Nov.9 Take a look at and enjoy some of the most evocative, momentous images captured around the world in the past seven days.
Australia8 hours ago Expensive APEC summit sows division in host Papua New Guinea After three decades of promoting free trade as a panacea to poverty, the APEC grouping of nations that includes the U.S. and China is holding its lavish annual leaders meeting in the country that can least afford it.
Australia8 hours ago Rain closes some polling venues as Fiji elects new leader Heavy rainfall was affecting some voting in Fiji's general election Wednesday, as two men who led different military coups battled for control of the island nation.
4:44 VIDEO9 hours ago New video shows migrant caravan is organized and well-funded Filmmaker Ami Horowitz traveled to Mexico for a firsthand look at the migrant caravan from Central America.
Migrant Caravan11 hours ago Migrant caravan opts for safer, longer route to US border One month ago today, 1,000 people started walking from Northern Honduras, beginning a journey they hoped would end with a job in the United States.
The Americas12 hours ago Former Honduran president criticizes brother's prosecution Former Honduran President Porfirio Lobo said Tuesday that the Central American country's current government is trampling his honor by bringing corruption cases against his wife and most recently his brother.
Middle East12 hours ago UN envoy: New Iraq government plans to uproot IS extremists Iraq's new government plans to intensify efforts to uproot cells of the Islamic State extremist group and introduce "robust measures" to achieve sustainable security throughout the country, the country's U.N. envoy said Tuesday.
2:16 VIDEO14 hours ago Anger in Israel after cease-fire reached with Hamas Palestinian militant groups announce they've agreed to a cease-fire with Israel to stop the heaviest fighting between them in years; Benjamin Hall reports from Sderot, Israel.
Europe14 hours ago Premier: Romania ready for EU presidency amid EU criticism Romania's prime minister dismissed suggestions Tuesday that the country isn't prepared to take over the rotating presidency of the European Union next year, despite criticism from the bloc that the country is backsliding on democratic reforms.
Europe15 hours ago Merkel calls for creation of ‘European army,’ backing Macron in spat with Trump German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday backed French counterpart Emmanuel Macron in his call for a grand, European army -- a move that President Trump has called “insulting” as he urged the countries to fulfil their NATO commitments instead.
Middle East15 hours ago Underlying issues keep Israel, Hamas locked in violent loop A slew of grievances and major underlying issues have Israel and Hamas locked in a spiral of violence that has caused three wars in the last decade and repeated rounds of deadly fighting.
Middle East16 hours ago Civilians in Israel, Gaza feel helpless amid new fighting Loren Amar was watching TV with her father around midnight when an air-raid siren warning of incoming rocket fire blared through their working-class neighborhood in southern Israel.
Europe16 hours ago Macedonia to seek arrest in Hungary of former prime minister Macedonia will seek the arrest with an international warrant of conservative former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski after confirming he fled to Hungary to avoid serving a two-year prison sentence for corruption, authorities said Tuesday.
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