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Hong Kongers are heading to the polls Sunday in the first major election since 2014 pro-democracy street protests.

Thailand's Royal Palace has announced that King Bhumibol Adulyadej has been treated for a severe infection.

A missionary from Spain who devoted her life to helping the poor in Haiti was fatally shot at a crowded intersection in the Caribbean country's capital Friday.

Eleanor Roosevelt gets the credit for championing women's rights at the United Nations but two researchers have found the real heroines responsible for getting women into the U.N.

Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos has announced that he will sign a peace accord with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia later this month in Cartagena.

EgyptAir says a passenger has been detained after storming the pilot's cockpit on a flight carrying 150 passengers.

Argentina's unions brought thousands of people into the capital's streets Friday to protest government job cuts, the elimination of subsidies and other policies of President Mauricio Macri.

Former President Dilma Rousseff, who was ousted this week, is slamming the process that led to her demise and promising to provide a strong opposition voice to the new government.

The Taliban-tied Haqqani Network has threatened to kill an American hostage and her family unless the Afghanistan government halts its executions of Islamic radical prisoners.

An opposition official says more than two dozen supporters who were detained in Gabon after election results were announced have been released.

Greek police say they have foiled a plot by inmates to smuggle drugs and cellphones into a prison using a drone operated by accomplices outside.

Firefighters have rescued a Golden Retriever from a pile of quake rubble after they heard the dog barking, nine days after the temblor struck central Italy.

Authorities in the twin-island nation of Trinidad and Tobago have frozen the assets of three people and 75 entities under the anti-terrorism act.

British prisons have become alarmingly fertile breeding grounds for terrorism, according to new government research that supports the long and widely held beliefs that UK lockups too often double as jihadi training camps.

Philippine officials say an explosion at a night market in the hometown of the country's president has left up to 10 people dead and several others wounded.

Swiss gun rights proponents fear a new European Union measure to tighten gun control could disarm thousands of law-abiding citizens, Reuters reports.

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Remotely-operated sniper rifles and machines guns are becoming a powerful weapon for rebel groups in Iraq and Syria -- including the Islamic State -- allowing fighters to kill with the press of a button.

Macedonian lawmakers have formally approved a caretaker government that will lead the country into early national elections Dec. 11, in a new bid to end a 20-month political crisis.