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In the Venezuelan town of Urachiche, long a bastion of support for President Nicolas Maduro's ruling Socialist Party, a radio station broadcast messages in September calling for a protest over decaying public services and chronic fuel shortages.

Kenyan schoolchildren in grades four, eight and 12 returned to class on Monday, ending a monthslong closure of all educational institutions in the country designed to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Director of the North Korea division at Korean Institute for National Unification Hong Min said that it was important to understand why Kim had come to tears on the occasion. "Underneath his message, one can sense that Kim is feeling a lot of pressure on...

A truck collided with a tram in the Swiss city of Zurich on Monday, injuring 14 people aboard the tram, police said.

French police are questioning a man suspected of spraying swastikas near the Louvre museum in the center of the French capital, the Paris prosecutor's office said Monday.

British Airways CEO Alex Cruz has been replaced after 4 1/2 years on the job as the COVID19 pandemic pummels airlines around the world.

Torrential rains have flooded central Vietnam and killed at least 17 people since last week, as the region braces for more heavy rainfall, state media reported Monday.

A Croatian police officer was shot and wounded on the square in front of the main government building in the capital Zagreb early on Monday, and the presumed attacker was found dead shortly afterwards, police said.

Greece has accused neighbor Turkey of undermining efforts to ease a crisis over drilling rights in the eastern Mediterranean after the announcement that a Turkish survey vessel is being prepared to renew a research mission in disputed waters.

A gunman on Monday shot and wounded a police officer outside the Croatian government headquarters in the capital, Zagreb, before killing himself, police said.

Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina is wielding the gavel in the performance of his political life.

Early images by rescue workers showed gnarled metal and debris, with bodies lying by the train tracks and people's belongings scattered.

The survey carried out by the national French nursing union found that 57 percent of respondents reported being in a 'state of professional exhaustion'.

Thousands of people protested Sunday in Los Angeles to condemn Azerbaijan and Turkey's role in hostilities against Armenia in the separatist NagornoKarabakh region.

Italy is preparing fresh nationwide restrictions, including on private parties, in response to a recent spike in new coronavirus cases, Health Minister Roberto Speranza said on Sunday.

Republicans on Sunday circulated a video of the Democrats' candidate for an open U.S. Senate seat in Kansas praising strict Australian gun laws that she said took them all away to undercut her campaign as a political moderate in what's been an unexpectedl...