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Japanese manufacturers are feeling slightly more upbeat than they were late last year, according to a quarterly survey by the Bank of Japan released Monday.

Venezuelan opposition lawmakers are calling for the removal of the Supreme Court judges who issued a ruling nullifying the country's congress.

Hook-handed cleric Abu Hamza’s jihadi son claims he has been stripped of his U.K. passport by the Home Office.

It will be anything but a typical soccer cup final when Chapecoense faces Atletico Nacional in the first leg of the Recopa Sudamericana on Tuesday.

The rival leaders of ethnically divided Cyprus say more work is needed to prepare the ground for the resumption of stalled reunification talks.

Uruguay is looking for 22 missing crew members of a South Korean ship after finding two survivors.

The family of a British-Iranian woman detained in Iran marked the first anniversary of her detention by tying yellow ribbons on the branches of trees at a park near her home.

Thousands of protesters have gathered in Paris to demand answers and justice one week after a Chinese man was killed at his home by the police, a case that has provoked anger in the French capital's Asian community.

The Latest on Ecuador's presidential election (all times local): 3 p.m.

Israel unveiled on Sunday the latest addition to its multilevel missile defense system with David's Sling, a joint Israeli-U.S. project designed to intercept medium-range missiles.

The search continued Sunday for loved ones in a small city in southern Colombia after heavy rains sent floodwaters, mud and debris surging through homes, killing at least 207 and leaving many injured or missing.

Thousands of people have joined rallies across Germany and other European countries to show their support for the idea of a united Europe.

With just three weeks before the first round of France's presidential election, far-right candidate Marine Le Pen is working to galvanize voters with the anti-Islam rhetoric that is one of her trademarks.

Thousands of people marched in Hungary's capital on Sunday to protest planned legal changes that are seen as targeting a Budapest university founded by billionaire Hungarian-American philanthropist George Soros.

Egypt's judges are up in arms over a draft law expanding the president's control of the judiciary, saying the bill undermines their independence.

A Mexican newspaper in the border city of Juarez says it is closing due to the climate of insecurity and impunity for killings of journalists in one of the world's deadliest countries for media workers.

The biographer of British black power activist Darcus Howe says the influential member of the "Mangrove Nine" has died at age 74.

Police in Moscow detained about three dozen people at unauthorized rallies in the Russian capital on Sunday, a week after anti-government protests broke out across the country.

South Africa's speaker of parliament says she is considering an emergency motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma after he fired the country's widely respected finance minister last week.

Making his first official visit to Washington, Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi's meeting this week with U.S. President Donald Trump would be a significant step in the international rehabilitation of the general-turned-politician who was kept out of the Obama White House.