World

CONFLICTS1 day ago

In Venezuelan crisis, families can't even afford to properly bury the dead

As the crisis in Venezuela deepens – gripped by mass hunger, starvation and a lack of medical supplies - there is no comfort, even for the dead.

World26 mins ago

U.S. Navy offers what Venezuelan regime can't: Urgent health care

While the Venezuelan government continues downplay the horrific humanitarian and economic crisis,a floating US Navy hospital, USNS Comfort, is attempting to alleviate some of the burden.

World29 mins ago

21 detained before Paris protests as police deploy in force

PARIS — Paris police deployed in large numbers Saturday for the fifth straight weekend of demonstrations by the "yellow vest" protesters, with authorities repeating calls for calm after protests on previous weekends turned violent. At least 21 people were detained beforehand.

Asia2 hours ago

Sri Lanka's disputed prime minister resigns to end impasse

Sri Lanka's disputed prime minister resigned on Saturday, saying he wanted to end a long political impasse over his appointment and allow the president to form a new government.

Middle East2 hours ago

Australia recognizes west Jerusalem as Israel's capital

Australia has decided to formally recognize west Jerusalem as Israel's capital, but won't move its embassy until there's a peace settlement between Israel and the Palestinians, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced Saturday.

Africa2 hours ago

South Sudan starts planning for life beyond war, cautiously

For the first time since fleeing his home when civil war broke out in South Sudan five years ago, Raan Bona is daring to plan for the future.

Asia4 hours ago

Indian forces kill 3 rebels, 2 civilians in Kashmir fighting

Two young men were killed and nearly two dozens injured when government forces fired at anti-India protesters in disputed Kashmir following a gunbattle that left three rebels dead on Saturday, police and residents said.

Africa5 hours ago

AU force in Somalia says not involved in ex-al-Shabab arrest

The African Union peacekeeping mission in Somalia says it had no part in the arrest of the former No. 2 leader of the al-Shabab extremist group, who has been a leading candidate for a regional presidency.

Africa6 hours ago

Nigeria's military lifts suspension of UNICEF activities

Nigeria's military has lifted a suspension of UNICEF's work in the extremist-threatened northeast just hours after it accused the U.N. agency of training people for "clandestine activities."

The Americas

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VIDEO9 hours ago

Why are Tijuana residents being ignored about caravan?

Crime9 hours ago

American tourist may have been killed by multiple people in Costa Rica, report says

The Americas13 hours ago

Nicaraguan police raid NGO offices, seize records

The Americas13 hours ago

Brazilian president orders extradition of Cesare Battisti

Asia

Asia2 hours ago

Sri Lanka's disputed prime minister resigns to end impasse

Asia4 hours ago

Indian forces kill 3 rebels, 2 civilians in Kashmir fighting

Asia10 hours ago

Rajapaksa set to quit as Sri Lanka's premier to end crisis

Asia10 hours ago

AP Explains: Why is Sri Lankan prime minister resigning

Europe

The Americas13 hours ago

Brazilian president orders extradition of Cesare Battisti

United Kingdom16 hours ago

One 'nebulous' word sends sparks flying over Brexit talks

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VIDEO17 hours ago

Fourth victim dies from attack on Christmas market in France

Europe17 hours ago

Belarus' leader slams Russian talk of taking over his nation

Africa

Africa2 hours ago

South Sudan starts planning for life beyond war, cautiously

Africa5 hours ago

AU force in Somalia says not involved in ex-al-Shabab arrest

Africa6 hours ago

Nigeria's military lifts suspension of UNICEF activities

Africa1 day ago

Ethiopia moving troops from Eritrean border amid new peace

Middle East

Middle East2 hours ago

Australia recognizes west Jerusalem as Israel's capital

Middle East17 hours ago

UN envoy: UN monitors needed to observe Yemen cease-fire

isis20 hours ago

Professor hired mercenaries to rescue student from ISIS in Iraq after he said he wouldn't finish his thesis

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VIDEO20 hours ago

Israeli forces arrest dozens in crackdown on Hamas

Australia

Middle East2 hours ago

Australia recognizes west Jerusalem as Israel's capital

RELIGION4 days ago

Sydney teen jailed for planning attack

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VIDEO5 days ago

Body believed to be British backpacker discovered in New Zealand

Australia5 days ago

Shark attack in Australia injures man who called himself 'shark bait'

World22 hours ago

The week in pictures, Dec. 8 - Dec. 14

Take a look at and enjoy some of the most evocative, momentous images captured around the world in the past seven days.

Crime9 hours ago

American tourist may have been killed by multiple people in Costa Rica, report says

There may be additional suspects in the murder of a Florida tourist in Costa Rica.

Asia10 hours ago

Rajapaksa set to quit as Sri Lanka's premier to end crisis

A Sri Lankan lawmaker said that disputed Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa will resign Saturday to end the country's political crisis.

Asia10 hours ago

AP Explains: Why is Sri Lankan prime minister resigning

Supporters say disputed Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa has decided to resign in an attempt to end the country's political crisis.

The Americas13 hours ago

Nicaraguan police raid NGO offices, seize records

Nicaraguan police have raided the offices of five nongovernmental organizations and an independent media outlet, alleging that they participated in seeking the government's overthrow.

The Americas13 hours ago

Brazilian president orders extradition of Cesare Battisti

Brazil's outgoing President Michel Temer signed a decree Friday ordering the extradition of an Italian communist militant convicted of murder in his home country.

RELIGION13 hours ago

Brazil faith healer wanted by police as abuse cases mount

A celebrity faith healer, accused of sexual violence by hundreds of women throughout Brazil, was being sought by police Friday after a warrant was issued for his arrest.

The Americas14 hours ago

Venezuela's El Nacional publishes last print edition

Venezuela's last nationally circulated anti-government newspaper published its final print edition on Friday amid unrelenting government pressure and paper shortages.

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VIDEO15 hours ago

US-backed fighters retake last ISIS stronghold in Syria

Hajin was the main ISIS stronghold in the last pocket of land they control in eastern Syria, near the Iraqi border; reaction and analysis from Gen. Jack Keane, Fox News senior strategic analyst.