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President Vladimir Putin hailed the close ties between the Russian and Turkey militaries on Friday as he hosted Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan for talks about Syria.

Bruce Klingner, a former CIA deputy division chief in Korea, said the isolated nation is in “late stages of developing” a nuclear missile that could cross the ocean and strike the U.S.

A Canadian judge who asked a woman why she couldn't keep her knees together after she alleged sexual assault in a trial said Thursday that he is resigning from the bench.

French Foreign minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said that while construction giant LafargeHolcim can do what they want as a private company, the company should consider the social responsibility it has and the fact the move could hurt its business with other clients.

Veils worn by Islamic women might not make it to next year's Fashion Week

German police said Friday that two Italian tourists were among nine people injured when a man randomly attacked passengers with an ax in Duesseldorf's main train station.

Denise Shipley was 19 years old when her boyfriend Richard Leonard told her about the body he had put in the refrigerator.

Seven people died after a helicopter carrying business executives slammed into a television tower and crashed to the ground Friday in Turkey, the mayor of Istanbul announced.

Thousands of wild boars, which have been known to attack people when enraged, pose a nuisance for Japanese residents returning to towns evacuated after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear crisis.

Arboleda was handed over to Colombian authorities after an extradition request made to the Spanish government a year ago.

North Korea wasted no time in bashing South Korea's ousted president Friday, calling her a "common criminal" -- and signaling that the countries' decades-long war was no close to ending.

The giggly boy, who speaks fluent English and some Russian and Arabic, has a passion for astronomy and dreams of working in NASA one day.

In a move that could transform the Catholic Church, Pope Francis has said he’s open to the possibility of ordaining married men to minister in remote communities facing priest shortages.

A massive statue found in a Cairo slum is probably of pharaoh Ramses II, who ruled Egypt 3,000 years ago.

The United Nations says South Sudan's cholera outbreak has reached the country's second-largest city, as the number of cases nationwide rises beyond 5,500.

A 2-year-old boy in England wasn't very impressed with a chance to meet Queen Elizabeth and showed it by throwing a tantrum in front of her majesty.

Police on Friday were hunting for two gunmen who opened fire in a cafe in the Swiss city of Basel, leaving two people dead and a third critically wounded.

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Human rights officials in Guatemala said Thursday that the victims in the major shelter fire may have been locked inside during the blaze.

A blaze that killed at least 35 girls at a shelter for troubled youths erupted when some of them set fire to mattresses to protest rapes and other mistreatment at the badly overcrowded institution, the parent of one victim said Thursday.