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Ties between the two allies were undermined for "political reasons", a top diplomat tells Congress. […]

The movement is the first stage in a Turkey-Russia deal to remove Kurdish forces. […]

The meeting comes after MPs rejected the government's timetable for Brexit legislation on Tuesday. […]

The driver, a 25-year-old man from Northern Ireland, is arrested on suspicion of murder. […]

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has pressed pause on his legislation to allow Britain and Northern Ireland to leave the EU. […]

The container is believed to have originated in Bulgaria and the driver of the truck has been arrested. […]

The container is believed to have originated in Bulgaria and the driver of the truck has been arrested. […]

London's connection to fully electric cabs dates back to the late nineteenth century. […]

"We are afraid of a panic mode once the banks open," one Lebanese business leader told CNBC. […]

The news comes just hours after investigators in Indonesia blamed design problems for a fatal crash. […]

Putin aims to boost Moscow’s clout with 1st Russia-Africa summit, hosting dozens of leaders […]

The Latest: Turkish media: Turkish troops, allied Syrian rebels secure town after Syrian Kurdish fighters pulled out […]

Tunisia’s newly elected President Kais Saied was sworn in during a ceremony at the country’s parliament […]

Russian military police have begun patrols on part of the Syrian border, implementing an accord with Turkey that divvies up control of northeastern Syria […]

UN says 4 joint observation posts of Yemeni government forces, Houthi rebels established in key port city […]

Israeli ex-army chief Gantz to be given a mandate to form next government after PM Netanyahu failed to build a majority […]

Boeing expects to ramp up production of the planes to 57 a month by the end of next year. […]

Almost 200 women in Spain's first division support action in a disagreement over pay and conditions. […]

Turkey said the apparent withdrawal of Kurdish forces from the buffer zone means the incursion can now end. […]

Allegations against former top cop have renewed scrutiny of the Philippine leader’s signature policy. But the brutal crackdown retains overwhelming […]

The Chinese tech giant said the Mate X would be available in China from November 15 at a starting price of 16,999 yuan ($2,403). […]

In the months before her death, her daughter completed items on her "bucket list" of dreams. […]

International benchmark Brent crude is likely to continue trading at around $60 a barrel next year, Goldman Sachs said on Wednesday. […]

Effects showing what people might look after surgery will go, amid concerns they harm mental health. […]

A school district in the US city rejects a businessman's offer to pay off pupils' debts. […]

The village of Castelletto d'Orba cleans up after being hit by a flood of river water and mud. […]

Chan Tong-kai's alleged crime and attempted extradition sparked months of protests in Hong Kong. […]

European newspapers see little likelihood of the UK leaving the EU by 31 October. […]

A mysterious flier aimed at Indonesian workers called for information on “radical protesters.&rdquo […]

A mysterious flier aimed at Indonesian workers called for information on “radical protesters.&rdquo […]

Pyongyang plans to tear down South Korean-built facilities at the Mount Kumgang tourist area, signaling frustration with stalled nuclear talks. […]

Pyongyang plans to tear down South Korean-built facilities at the Mount Kumgang tourist area, signaling frustration at stalled nuclear talks. […]

Draghi is ending his eight-year term at the European Central Bank at the end of the month. […]

Russia must expect to be banned from the 2020 Olympics for inconsistencies in lab data sent to investigators, says the head of Russia's anti-doping agency. […]

Texas Instruments Inc forecast current-quarter revenue well below estimates on Tuesday. […]

Hong Kong authorities on Wednesday withdrew an unpopular extradition bill that sparked months of chaotic protests that have since morphed into a campaign for […]

The extradition bill is formally withdrawn by the legislature but the move is unlikely to quell unrest. […]

A new exhibition highlights malnutrition in the Central African Republic, South Sudan and Liberia. […]

The U.K. is now in a holding pattern with Boris Johnson pausing his Withdrawal Agreement Bill. […]

BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Eleanor Oldroyd reflects on her time with Paralympian Marieke Vervoort, who has ended her life through euthanasia at age of 40. […]

Amy Webb is a renowned futurist - she looks back at the past and scours data to figure out what might be round the corner. […]

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that the United States had betrayed and abandoned the Syrian Kurds and advised the Kurds to withdraw from the Syrian border as […]

Speaking before the World Cup semi-final against New Zealand, England defence coach John Mitchell says he "doesn't see any advantage" in opponents spying. […]

African countries are making substantial progress in developing their financial markets, according to new research from OMFIF (Official Monetary and Financial […]

Order intake turned negative in the United States, ABB said, while the downturn in China accelerated. […]

Mauricio Pochettino says Tottenham's 5-0 win over Red Star Belgrade in the Champions League helped restore confidence to his side after a mixed start to the […]

A murder suspect whose case was used by the Hong Kong government to push for a controversial extradition bill walked free from jail on Wednesday. […]

The Washington Nationals win their debut World Series game, edging out the Houston Astros 5-4 in game one of the best-of-seven series in Houston. […]

U.K. lawmakers on Tuesday voted, in principle, for the government's Brexit deal to proceed but rejected the short time frame to review the full legislation. […]

Canada's progressive golden boy may have won a victory Monday night — but it wasn't the one he wanted. […]

Analysts note how the central bank's neutral position may be an effort to address worries of rising inflation caused by soaring pork prices. […]

The IMF said in its latest report that growth in Asia could moderate to 5% in 2019, and 5.1% in 2020 — lower than its April projections. […]

The book was hailed as one of the most important feminist novels in Korean - but also led to outcry. […]

The waivers, however, failed to unleash a flood of immediate buying on Tuesday as U.S. prices remained too high, according to U.S. export traders. […]

The socialist leader appeared to be headed for a runoff when the vote count was halted. When it resumed, state TV suggested an outright victory. […]

SoftBank has struck a deal to take control of embattled co-working start-up WeWork. […]

Financial Secretary Paul Chan announced relief measures of HK$2 billion ($255 million) to support the city's economy, particularly in its transport, tourism […]

Beni Run Club is a space for people from cultures where running might not be encouraged as much. […]

Hong Kong pro-democracy supporters crashed the NBA's opening night party on Tuesday handing out thousands of black t-shirts as the Toronto Raptors prepared to […]

Evening doses gives more protection against heart attacks and strokes, a study suggests. […]

Deal solidifies Russian President Vladimir Putin’s preeminent role in Syria as America’s influence wanes. […]

Will Russia's renewed interest in Africa make it a key player in the region? […]

Some European countries have suspended arms sales to Turkey, so where does it gets its weapons? […]

Sourav Ganguly takes over BCCI, India's cricket board, kicking off a new chapter in its history. […]

A guide to correctly saying the names of West Africa's sporting successes. […]

Buttmitzvah is a Jewish, Queer club night that’s held in London. Ben combines both his faith and queer identity as he dances – he even brings his […]

Meet the Senegalese breakdancing crew hoping to swap their practice beach for the Paris 2024 Olympics. […]

How forensic anthropology students from across Africa are learning to analyse human remains. […]

Banning alcohol inadvertently created one of the most successful black markets in the world. […]

Raheem Sterling scores an 11-minute hat-trick as Manchester City come from behind to thrash Atalanta in the Champions League. […]

Real Madrid collect their first Champions League victory of the season at Galatasaray to ease the pressure on manager Zinedine Zidane. […]

The massive, mysterious sludge has tarred more than 1,000 miles of shoreline. Some officials have blamed Venezuela. […]

SoftBank's investments caused WeWork's valuation to skyrocket from $17 billion to $47 billion. Now the firm is resetting the terms. […]

The bill is 115 pages. Johnson wanted it sorted in 72 hours. […]

Beijing is reportedly developing a plan to replace Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam by March, the Financial Times reports. […]

The prime minister’s Liberals performed well in Atlantic Canada but lost seats in French-speaking Quebec and were shut out of oil-producing Alberta and […]

Parker has been Nike's CEO since 2006 and has worked at the company for four decades. […]

Britain's prime minister has a new plan for Brexit, but will it work? […]

Despite the president's statements, Syria's oil situation is far from secure even as U.S. troops remain in the country. […]

MPs rejected the timetable, which would have seen the Withdrawal Agreement Bill whiz through Parliament in 3 days, by 322 to 308 vote. […]

British police officers are expected to fly to the United States as soon as they have the visas to do so. […]

A small diaspora community in Ukraine's southwest could offer clues to the Hungarian leader's thinking. […]

At least one lawmaker has admitted he hasn't. […]

The white bellbird's call is louder than an industrial drill. […]

An animal cafe has opened in Chengdu that lets people play with "pandas" that are actually dogs. […]

The crowd started singing after the toddler's mother told them he was scared. […]

Amazon is adding to its own-label product line with its first spirit brand in the U.K. called Tovess Gin. Gin is the U.K.'s most popular spirit, according to […]

Voters know little about the former army chief who will now try to form a government.&nbs […]

Frisk joined Under Armour in July 2017 from his position as CEO of Aldo Group. He will replace Plank effective Jan. 1. […]

Israeli president to ask Benny Gantz to now try his hand at forming a government. […]

The two men were transferred to U.S. military custody in recent weeks. […]

Chris the sheep's mammoth coat won him fans globally in 2015 after he was spotted in the wild. […]

Oil prices were higher following a report that OPEC and its allies would consider deeper production cuts when they meet in December. […]

The prime minister’s Liberals performed well in Atlantic Canada but lost seats in French-speaking Quebec and were shut out of oil-producing Alberta and […]

China struck a confident tone Tuesday in the face of new challenges from the U.S. to Chinese technological development. […]

The city has "witnessed a slow period" for IPOs this year, said financial data company Refinitiv. It has raised $18.5 billion in proceeds, down nearly 43% as […]

The Liberals lose their majority; Scheer says the Conservatives have put Trudeau “on notice.&rdquo […]