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London's top anti-terror officer says two more "significant arrests" have been made in connection with the Westminster attack, in central and northern England.

Gambia says it will set up a truth and reconciliation commission to look into crimes committed by the former regime, and it will offer to pay reparations to victims.

Iraq's influential Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr has threatened to boycott the upcoming provincial elections, urging instead followers to join a "reform revolution." Al-Sadr spoke to thousands at an anti-government protest on Friday in Baghdad, calling for continued peaceful rallies.

The family of a former FBI agent and CIA consultant who vanished in Iran 10 years ago reportedly filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the country, alleging it has used a campaign lies and deceit to hide its role in his capture.

Russian authorities say six suspected militants and six soldiers were killed during a firefight in the volatile North Caucasus region.

On Sunday morning, a select group of tycoons, business leaders, politicians and trade and industry group representatives will gather in a cavernous exhibition center to vote for the next leader of Hong Kong.

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Authorities in London made two more "significant" arrests in the investigation into Wednesday's terror attack that sent shock waves through the country.

Hong Kong is poised to choose a new leader on Sunday when members of a committee dominated by elites favored by Beijing cast their ballots in the first such vote since 2014's huge pro-democracy protests.

They took an eight-hour flight just to look out the airplane's window, but it was an extraordinary view.

Canada's largest school board will no longer book any trips to the U.S. because of fears students might have trouble at the border due to travel restrictions enacted by President Donald Trump.

A Sydney teenager has pleaded guilty to plotting a terrorist attack on an Australian Veteran's Day ceremony last year.

International sanctions on North Korea are taking a serious toll on humanitarian aid activities, according to a United Nations-led report.

Shareholders of Samsung Electronics are praising the company for big gains in its share price while lamenting its involvement in a massive political scandal that brought the arrest of the company's de facto leader.

South Korean efforts to bring a sunken, 6,800-ton ferry back to land cleared an obstacle on Friday after divers cut off a vehicle ramp that had been dangling from the ship and hindering efforts to raise it.

The top U.S. general in Europe told lawmakers Thursday that he sees evidence Russia might be supplying the Taliban in an effort to undermine the United States, in what could be a significant turning point in the Afghanistan conflict.

The president of the German parliament is suggesting changing the rules on who can become 'father of the house' amid fears that a nationalist politician could be entitled to the job after the next election.

The Security Council is strongly condemning North Korea's latest ballistic missile launch and engine test as "grave" violations of U.N.

A federal control board overseeing Puerto Rico's finances amid a dire economic crisis announced Thursday that it appointed Ukraine's former finance minister as its executive director.

Amnesty International says Sierra Leone security forces have killed at least one person and injured two others after opening fire on students demonstrating in the city of Bo.