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Flames from one of Chile's worst wildfires completely consumed the town of Santa Olga as the death toll from the blazes since November rose to 10, officials said Thursday.

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French presidential candidate Francois Fillon says he would step out of the race if he were given preliminary charges by national financial prosecutors investigating an allegedly fake job held by his wife.

Greece and its international creditors failed Thursday to bridge their differences and move toward finishing an important review of the bailout program that is keeping the country's economy afloat.

The secretary general of France's far-right political party visited Israel on Thursday and met with military, government and political officials, though Israel shuns the party.

It took more than a year's worth of beatings, sleep deprivation, psychological abuse and threats to his family before former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg said he cracked and confessed to being a member of the al-Qaida terror network.

The Dutch security and justice minister has resigned amid reports that he was involved in withholding information from lawmakers.

A new watchdog report says South Sudan's military is engaged in systemic corruption that has plundered the country's resources and fueled conflict in the East African nation.

The much-debated bill targets the private sector and aims to stimulate the island's economy amid concerns that it infringes on workers' rights.

An executive brought in to strengthen legal compliance in the wake of Volkswagen's emissions scandal has left the company.

Gaza's Hamas rulers have released a comedian who was arrested two weeks ago for posting a Facebook video lamenting hardships under their rule.

Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto says he will not attend a planned Jan. 31 meeting with President Donald J.

Israel's prime minister says President Donald Trump understands the "danger" of the Iran nuclear deal.

A Romanian court has sentenced an ex-prosecutor and a former senior tax official to prison for allegedly accepting bribes from a businessman who wanted a court case resolved in his favor.

An Iraqi officer says the army is pushing into villages held by the Islamic State group north of Mosul.

German federal prosecutors say they've charged a second man with suspected involvement in a far-right extremist group that wanted to attack police, asylum-seekers and Jews.

Germany's Parliament has extended the country's training mission in northern Iraq for another year.

A Libyan spokesman says an Emirati national detained since 2015 on spying charges has been found dead after militiamen stormed the detention center where he was being held and killed him.

The Mexican government had no immediate reaction to a tweet by U.S. President Donald Trump that appeared aimed at cancelling a planned Jan. 31 meeting with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto.

Romania's president is criticizing the government for devoting too little money to defense in the proposed budget for 2017, saying national security needs to be a priority.