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Istanbul's chief prosecutor is seeking the arrest of two former aides to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman who were dismissed amid the fallout from the killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi

"Crazy Rich Asians" fell flat in China, despite its all-Asian cast and theme of rising Asian prosperity

Rwandan opposition leader defiant in the face of possible 22-year prison term

Britain's Brexit debate has become a bruising battle between lawmakers and Prime Minister Theresa May's government

The International Gymnastics Federation has approved a $2 million project to safeguard athletes after an American sex abuse scandal

Britain's airline regulator is seeking to force Ryanair to pay compensation for flights that were cancelled or delayed by a series of worker strikes after Europe's biggest discount carrier.

Angolan president meets longtime critics of the Angolan government, generating some goodwill from activists who struggled to have their voices heard

Washington bidding its final farewell to George H.W. Bush in a national service of prayer and praise

IOC President Thomas Bach and other International Olympic Committee members are calling Tokyo the best prepared host city in recent memory

The concessions made by France's prime minister in a bid to stop the huge and violent anti-government demonstrations that have been rocking France over the past three weeks, seem to have so far failed to convince protesters

'Daily Show' host Trevor Noah silenced by vocal problem, show correspondents pitch in to read his monologue

The Russian Foreign Ministry says it has received official notification from the United States that it intends to walk out of a key Cold War-era treaty

From illiteracy to legal studies: Some Africans are studying their way out of prison

Prosecutors say a former ranking Bosnian army general has been arrested on war crimes charges

Authorities are conducting coordinated raids in Germany, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands in a crackdown on organized crime

South Korea abuzz about North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's possible trip to Seoul

China promises action on trade deal with Washington but gives no details to dispel confusion about what Presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump committed to in Argentina

Yemen's warring parties will meet in Sweden this week for another attempt at talks aimed at halting their catastrophic 3-year-old war, but there are few incentives for major compromises, and the best outcome might be to firm up a shaky de-escalation

Germany's top official for human rights is visiting Tibet for a dialogue with Chinese counterparts after being denied permission to visit the even-more heavily policed northwestern region of Xinjiang