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Chemical weapons have killed hundreds of people since the start of Syria's civil war, with the U.N.

Berlin's decision not to illuminate the Brandenburg Gate in the colors of the Russian flag to honor the victims of the deadly subway bombing in St. Petersburg is sparking controversy.

The man believed to have unleashed a suicide bomb attack on a subway train in St. Petersburg, Russia, killing more than a dozen people, was identified Tuesday as a 22-year-old Russian citizen born in Kyrgyzstan.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has forgone wearing a headscarf during her visit to Saudi Arabia.

According to Reporters without Borders, Mexico is currently the most dangerous country in the world for journalists.

A giant pink diamond measuring 59.60 carats has sold at auction in Hong Kong for a record $71.2 million, the most ever paid for any diamond or jewel at auction, according to Sotheby’s.

Air force jets from Israel and Italy have joined Greek planes in a low-altitude flyover in central Athens, as part of an 11-day international military exercise based in southern Greece.

Several hundred mostly young people have gathered in downtown Belgrade and other Serbian cities to protest against powerful leader Aleksandar Vucic's presidential election victory.

The United Nations says 13 new mass graves have been found in central Congo, bringing the total to 23 amid mounting violence in the area.

Administrators of an Austrian fund created to compensate Jews and others illegally stripped of property and finances by the Nazis say the fund has awarded over $200 million (nearly 190 million euros) to more than 18,000 applicants since its inception.

The European Union's top diplomat said Tuesday that the United Nations, EU and world financial institutions have begun technical work to figure out what will be needed to rebuild war-ravaged Syria.

The Czech foreign minister is calling on British prosecutors to reconsider a court ruling that cleared a Briton charged with the murder of a Czech national living in Britain.

A United Nations envoy says stalled talks aimed at reunifying ethnically divided Cyprus will resume next week after a nearly two-month break.

The British territory of Gibraltar says a Spanish navy patrol ship has entered its waters amid the simmering tensions between Spain and Britain over Gibraltar's future after Brexit.

British Prime Minister Theresa May, turned heads on Tuesday when she arrived in Saudi Arabia without wearing a headscarf – reportedly bucking the advice of her own government.

Medics in war-torn northern Syria say fleeing ISIS fighters are leaving booby-trap bombs in TVs, fridges and even children’s teddy bears.

The French Foreign ministry said Tuesday it is monitoring with concern the situation of a journalist arrested in the Libyan city of Benghazi for having covered a concert which brought together women and men.

A once-contested sale is going ahead in Paris of precious artifacts that were acquired by a private collector from the indigenous Melanesian inhabitants of New Caledonia.

It was a literal Brexit — Britain's geographical separation from mainland Europe — which newly published research reveals to have been caused by a period of slow erosion, then a cataclysmic split.

Spain's Constitutional Court has provisionally blocked plans by the Catalan regional government to finance an independence referendum this year, following a legal challenge by the Spanish government.