The Americas13 hours ago Brazil president says military should have benefits reduced Brazil's president said Thursday that military personnel should have their benefits reduced as part of a reform of the country's troubled pension system, a concession aimed at helping a controversial proposal get past near-certain opposition in Congress. 2:39Reports: North Korea rebuilding rocket test site
Europe8 mins ago Hungary's Orban ponders Polish link if EU group ousts him Hungary's prime minister says that if his Fidesz party is ousted from the main center-right group in the European Parliament, he may seek an alliance with Poland's ruling party.
Middle East8 mins ago Armenian patriarch in Turkey, Mesrob II, dies Turkey's state-run news agency says Patriarch Mesrob II, the leader of the Armenian Christians in Turkey, has died.
Europe8 mins ago Spain's nursing "house of horrors" reveals deceit of elders Spain's Civil Guard says it has arrested six people for possibly swindling 1.8 million euros ($2 million) from elderly people held at an alleged "house of horrors."
Endangered Species11 mins ago Sports Illustrated model Veronica Varekova opens up about her love of Africa, wildlife, fight against poaching Ten years ago, Veronica Varekova traded her swimsuits for safari suits to help the continent and creatures she loves so much.
RELIGION28 mins ago Pope meets Jewish group, decries "depraved" antisemitism Pope Francis is denouncing the "depraved hatred" behind a wave of anti-Semitic attacks in parts of the world and says interfaith dialogue can help counter it.
Europe48 mins ago Norway's oil fund will dump shares in oil and gas Norway's $1 trillion wealth fund will begin dumping its shares in oil and gas companies, paving the way for a huge divestment in the likes of Royal Dutch Shell and Exxon Mobil.
The Americas1 hour ago UN opens first reception center for Venezuelans in Colombia The U.N. refugee agency says it is opening its first reception center in Colombia to support people leaving neighboring Venezuela.
Europe1 hour ago Thousands strike in Spain, mark International Women's Day Thousands of women have gone on strike across Spain, joining millions more across the globe demanding a gender-balanced world amid persistent salary gap, violence and widespread inequality.
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Africa16 hours ago Enterprising daredevil in wheelchair hitches ride off back of South African truck in viral video
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Asia1 hour ago Afghan officials: Death toll climbs to 11 in mortar attack An Afghan official says the death toll in a mortar attack the previous day in Afghanistan's capital city, Kabul, rose to 11, while the number of wounded has risen to almost 100.
Asia1 hour ago Seoul: Small quake in North Korea likely due to mining blast South Korea's weather agency says a small earthquake detected in North Korea was likely caused by a mining operation.
Trade1 hour ago U.S.-China trade deal isn’t imminent so no summit date set, envoy says The U.S. and China have yet to set a date for a summit to resolve their trade dispute, the U.S. ambassador to China said Friday, as neither side feels an agreement is imminent.
TERRORISM1 hour ago Swedish court sentences Uzbek man for preparing attack A Swedish court has found a 46-year-old man guilty of preparing an attack in Stockholm on behalf of the Islamic State group and sentenced him to seven years in jail.
Middle East1 hour ago Scuffles erupt at Jerusalem holy site over women's praying Thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jews have attempted to prevent a liberal Jewish women's group from praying at a key Jerusalem holy site, leading to a tense confrontation between protesters and police.
Europe2 hours ago Ukrainian presidential ballot to have 39 names The ballot for Ukraine's presidential election will include 39 candidates, a marginally slimmer field after five contenders dropped out in recent days.
Middle East2 hours ago Iran: UK diplomatic protection for prisoner legally invalid A top Iranian diplomat says the U.K.'s decision to give diplomatic protection to a British-Iranian national detained in Iran for nearly three years contravenes international law.
Middle East2 hours ago Britain take steps to protect woman detained in Iran The U.K. government has decided to provide diplomatic protection to a British-Iranian woman detained in Iran for nearly three years.
The Americas2 hours ago US urges resumption of dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo A U.S. envoy has urged Serbia and Kosovo to stop mutual provocations and resume dialogue amid rising tensions between the two wartime foes.
Africa2 hours ago Algerian opposition parties, unions back street protests More than a dozen political parties and unions have thrown their support behind widening street protests against Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and denounced the government's "stubborn" hold on power.
Africa3 hours ago At least 5 killed in Nigeria as van strikes Boko Haram mine A resident says at least five farmers are dead and dozens are wounded in northeastern Nigeria after their vehicle struck a land mine buried by Boko Haram extremists.
RELIGION3 hours ago Statue of divisive Polish priest removed from Gdansk square Workers in the Polish city of Gdansk have dismantled a statue of late Solidarity-era priest Henryk Jankowski following allegations he sexually abused minors.
1:38 VIDEO3 days ago US, South Korea to replace massive joint military drills with smaller training exercises
2:02 VIDEO3 days ago Pakistan’s UN Ambassador Maleeha Lodhi reacts to the latest in the Kashmir conflict
Sports Illustrated model Veronica Varekova opens up about her love of Africa, wildlife, fight against poaching
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