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World11 hours ago

Cuban guards surrounding Venezuela's Maduro, US military commander says

Europe17 mins ago

Kosovo: Serbia not recognizing its borders threatens peace

Kosovo's government says recent comments from Serbia's president not recognizing its borders threaten peace and security.

Middle East34 mins ago

The Latest: Death toll in Istanbul building collapse now 14

The Latest on the deadly collapse of an apartment building in Istanbul (all times local): 3:05 p.m. Turkey's interior minister says emergency teams have found three more bodies in the rubble of a collapsed eight-story building in Istanbul, increasing the death toll to 14. Suleyman Soylu said Friday that rescuers were pressing ahead with efforts to reach other people trapped inside the debris.

The Americas35 mins ago

The Latest: Lawmakers body worried over Venezuela harassment

The Latest on the political crisis in Venezuela (all times local): 1:15 p.m.

Middle East36 mins ago

Fiancee hopes Saudi writer's killers will be punished

The fiancee of slain Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi says she hopeful that his killers will be punished and has appealed to legislators in the European Union and the U.S. Congress to closely follow the case.

Middle East37 mins ago

State TV: Mine explodes in central Syria killing 7 civilians

Syria's state news agency says a mine has exploded in agricultural land in the central province of Hama killing seven civilians and wounding another.

The Americas56 mins ago

Romania recognizes Guaido as Venezuela interim president

Romania's president has officially recognized Juan Guaido as Venezuela's interim president almost a week after other European Union countries recognized him.

Middle East57 mins ago

Iraqi Shite militia detains commander who criticized Iran

An official with the Iraqi government-sanctioned umbrella of mainly Shiite paramilitary groups says a militia commander was arrested after he criticized Iran's influence in the country.

Europe1 hour ago

Official: More transparency needed for Cyprus judiciary

A European anti-corruption body is urging Cyprus' judges to draw up a detailed code of conduct that spells out specific rules on key issues like when they should recuse themselves in order to avoid perceptions of bias or conflict of interest.