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So you believe sports is a path to peace? If so, Pyongyang was the wrong place to be Friday, as the two Koreas — technically at war for nearly 70 years — faced off in a rare soccer match.

Spain says it won't offer anything in return for the disarmament of the Basque separatist group ETA and urged the militants to disband and help police clear unsolved crimes.

Italy has settled two cases before the European Court of Human Rights by agreeing to pay 45,000 euros (nearly $48,000) to each of six people who were abused by police at the 2001 Group of Eight summit in Genoa.

The demonstrations were sparked by Supreme Court action last week to assume control of the country's opposition-led congress.

The U.S. missile strike targeting a major Syrian air base near Homs early Friday destroyed about 20 Syrian jets, two senior defense officials with knowledge of the strike told Fox News.

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney says Britain's exit from the European Union is a "litmus test" for a responsible global financial system.

United Nations satellite images obtained by The Associated Press show at least 18,000 structures have been destroyed in the Yei area of South Sudan.

An abusive British husband who was spared prison by a judge who said his wife was not a vulnerable person has been jailed after new information came to light.

A college student has been shot dead during a protest outside Venezuela's capital city.

A police officer says three civilians have been killed in a mortar attack in Somalia's capital.

Reaction from the international community started to pour in Friday hours after the U.S. carried out airstrikes on a Syrian airfield in order to prevent more chemical attacks in the region.

A chain of Dutch stores has apologized after inadvertently selling children's coloring books featuring an image of Adolf Hitler.

The Fitch agency has downgraded South Africa's credit rating to junk status, citing political turmoil and governance concerns.

The United States fired cruise missiles on Friday at a Syrian airbase from which President Donald Trump said a deadly chemical weapons attack had been launched, the first direct U.S. assault on the government of Bashar al-Assad in six years of civil war.

Indonesian police say they have arrested three suspected Islamic militants who were planning to attack a police station in East Java.

A U.S.-educated ISIS recruiter wanted by the FBI was killed in a coalition airstrike in January, the Islamic State announced Wednesday.

Never mind Brexit — the British are heading to France, by balloon.

Serbia's defense ministry says an air force jet has crashed in western Serbia and two crewmembers are missing.

Germany's struggling Deutsche Bank says it has completed its effort to raise 8 billion euros ($8.5 billion) from investors through the sale of new shares.

Behind a metal gate in Berlin, in a small courtyard nestled between a residential building and a car park, stands a piece of American history.