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The United Nations' special envoy for Yemen is discussing a peace plan with both sides in the conflict during his second visit to the capital Sana'a in less than a week.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, beset by plummeting popularity and tough bailout talks, has reshuffled his cabinet but retained his ministers of finance and foreign affairs.

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Dutch consumer product giant Unilever has become one of the largest foreign companies to move into a special economic development zone at the Cuban port of Mariel that is meant to jumpstart outside investment on the island.

Several dozen demonstrators have rallied outside the British Embassy in Moscow in a tit-for-tat response to a protest in London against Russia's action in Syria.

Egypt's prime minister tried to reassure an anxious public on Friday as Egyptians expressed alarm and anger over prices that swiftly soared a day after the nation's currency was floated, sending its value tumbling as fuel subsidies were cut.

All along the main street, buildings are crumpled beyond recognition, roofs punched in and pancaked.

It s being called the heaviest fighting since the clash with ISIS in and around Mosul began nearly three weeks ago. Even the small taste of it that we got today showed how dangerous it is.

Yemen's Houthi rebels have shown five captives on TV, allegedly Saudi soldiers caught near the border.

A fast-moving fire has destroyed Lima's only community of Amazon natives, devouring nearly 300 simple wooden homes just 10 blocks from the Peruvian capital's presidential palace and parliament.

Iraqi special forces launched a two-pronged assault deeper into Mosul's urban center on Friday, unleashing the most intense street battles against Islamic State militants since the offensive began nearly three weeks ago.

A minke whale has a second chance at life after a group of strangers banded to together to drag it off a beach in Chile.

Hundreds of residents of the predominantly Bosnian Croat town of Orasje protested Friday against the arrest of former members of Bosnian Croat armed forces for alleged war crimes against Bosnian Serbs in 1992.

Chancellor Angela Merkel's often-awkward Bavarian conservative allies are doing without a traditional visit from the German leader to their annual congress following a months-long standoff over policy toward refugees.

Anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders says his chances of a fair trial on hate speech charges have evaporated after a court refused to replace a judge he had accused of bias.

The Latest on the offensive by Iraqi forces and their allies to retake the city of Mosul from the Islamic State group (all times local): 8:00 p.m.

Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan are trying to sort out an incident in which an unidentified person called the Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, posing as his Kyrgyz counterpart.

The president of ethnically divided Cyprus says Turkey's input will be pivotal in overcoming key obstacles preventing a reunification deal.

German prosecutors say they're investigating a lawyer's complaint against Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and others, a case reportedly involving accusations of them being accessories to incitement.

A strong earthquake has shaken Chile's capital and other regions of the country, but there are no immediate reports of damage or injury.