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A Chinese Communist Party newspaper pressed world powers, including the U.S., to address the “root cause” of North Korea’s nuclear development, saying it was futile for Washington and others to continue to crack down on its nuclear development while ignoring Pyongyang’s concerns.

Former Italian Premier Matteo Renzi has urged his Democratic Party to quit its internal squabbling and focus instead on defeating populists during what he dubbed the era of "Trumpism" and protectionism.

Hamas has named a shadowy militant commander as its new leader in the Gaza Strip, an official media outlet confirmed on Monday, placing one of the Islamic militant group's most hard-line figures in charge of its core power base.

A human rights group is accusing the Syrian government of conducting at least eight chemical attacks using chlorine gas on opposition-controlled residential areas during the final months in the battle for Aleppo.

The photo was used for an article about Israeli settlements.

Cyprus' president has rebuffed claims by breakaway Turkish Cypriots that new legislation making the annual commemoration of a 1950 vote in support of union with Greece compulsory in Greek Cypriot schools threatens to derail peace talks.

He blamed the news network of distorting the facts when reporting about irregularities at a Caracas public high school.

Romania's Parliament has agreed to hold a referendum on public support for fighting official corruption.

A tour bus has flipped over on a highway near Taiwan's capital, killing 17 people and trapping many others.

More than 1.5 million South Sudanese have become refugees and their humanitarian needs are overwhelming aid efforts during the country's civil war, according to the United Nations.

Poland's government spokesman says Prime Minister Beata Szydlo will remain hospitalized for several more days as she recovers from a car accident and will not attend her weekly Cabinet meeting Tuesday.

Hungary's populist prime minister on Friday lashed out against billionaire financier George Soros, claiming he and groups backed by him want to secretly influence the country's politics.

The European Union expects British economic growth to slow as the country negotiates its exit over the next couple of years, but forecasts an improvement for the bloc as a whole despite a range of uncertainties.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says he stressed common goals, not differences, during his weekend meetings with U.S. President Donald Trump, whom he called a "good listener." Abe returned Monday from the meetings in Washington and a round of golf with Trump at one of his courses in Florida.

Montenegro's special prosecutor has asked the national assembly to lift the immunity of two senior opposition leaders allegedly involved in a pro-Russian plot to overthrow the government.

Germany police say a Humboldt penguin has been stolen out of its cage from a zoo in the southwestern city of Mannheim.

Dozens of Iraqi Christians have marched outside the U.N.

Pakistani police say a large bomb has struck a protest rally in the eastern city of Lahore.

French rescue workers say four people have been killed in an avalanche in the French Alps and five survivors are being pulled out of the snow.

Children are returning to school and most public transport is operating again in a Brazilian state that was paralyzed by a protest that prevented military police from patrolling.