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At least one rocket, reportedly fired from the Gaza Strip, has hit central Israel. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is cutting short his trip to the US to deliver what he says will be a "strong Israeli response." Go to article
Special counsel Robert Mueller did not find evidence of collusion between US President Donald Trump's campaign team and the Russian government. But the president has not been completely exonerated of other crimes.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May was at her Chequers country retreat fighting for her Brexit withdrawal agreement. Some of her senior Cabinet ministers have denied they are about to oust her from office.
German politicians have criticized a Transport Ministry advertising campaign that features scantily clad women and men wearing bike safety helmets. The posters feature the slogan: "Looks like sh*t. But saves my life."
Early results showed Thailand's pro-military party taking a surprising lead over the main democratic opposition party. Both parties say they will try to form a government, though official results aren't due until Friday.
Russia has emerged as a key ally of acting President Nicolas Maduro. Two planes, reportedly carrying military supplies and troops, have landed in Caracas.
Israel's acting foreign minister says US President Donald Trump will sign an executive order recognizing Israel's sovereignty over the Syrian border territory on Monday. Germany and other US allies oppose the move.
What will happen to the thousands of IS members who surrendered in the final phase of the battle in Syria? Neighboring Iraq might try them but the country suffers from overcrowded prisons and overworked courts.
Around 900 passengers were still on board as the ship limped into the port of Molde on Norway's west coast. The Red Cross said many of those who were airlifted to safety had been left traumatized by the experience.
A report found that the Reimann family, owners of Krispy Kreme and Dr. Pepper, were avowed Nazis and used forced labor in their factories during World War II. "These crimes are disgusting," a family spokesman said.
The country's highest level of independent investigation is appropriate for "matters of the gravest public importance." The government wants to find out how the attack on two mosques was able to happen.
Aid agencies have warned the humanitarian disaster in Mozambique following Cyclone Idai could be similar to those in Yemen and Syria. Authorities fear it will only get worse.
Alarm bells are ringing over Italy's involvement in Beijing's infrastructure project. EU Commissioner Günther Oettinger thinks an EU veto over future Chinese deals in Europe could protect the continent.
Police officers and journalists have been attacked by attendees of a far-right rock concert in Saxony in eastern Germany. Far-right groups have hosted several major gatherings in the state in recent years.
The resignation of Kazakhstan's president has given rise to speculation over the future transfer of power in Russia. Will Vladimir Putin follow Nursultan Nazarbayev's lead? Juri Rescheto reports from Moscow.
Activists from 35 countries met in Berlin this week to call for a ban on lethal autonomous weapons, ahead of new talks on such weapons in Geneva. They say that if Germany took the lead, other countries would follow
Donald Trump feels "completely exonerated," but investigations into his administration and his business will continue.
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Nico Schulz had the final word in a seesawing Euro 2020 game between rivals Germany and the Netherlands.
The 1999 NATO bombardment of Serbia ended that country's violence against Kosovo Albanians.
Transgender people in Japan have to undergo sterilization if they want to be legally recognized.
The powerful American pro-Israel lobby faces questions as to the extent of its reach.
The heir to the British throne became the first member of the British royal family to visit the communist-run island. The UK supported the trip in hopes of boosting commercial and cultural ties with Havana.
Who is allowed to sell "Macedonian wine"? The Greeks, the North Macedonians — or even the Bulgarians?
