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Donald Trump has now been sworn in as the 45th president of the United States – but people in China may have a hard time seeing it.

A light anti-armor weapon was fired Friday in Istanbul and hit the outer garden wall of the city's main police station, the city's governor said.

A man suspected of planning a bomb attack in Vienna has been arrested by special forces, Austrian media has reported.

Mexico has returned to Cuba the first contingent of Cuban migrants since former U.S. president Barack Obama decided Thursday to end a U.S. policy of granting residency to Cubans who arrive on U.S. soil.

A Turkish media report says a rocket-propelled grenade was fired near Istanbul's main police headquarters.

The Brazilian-American couple was visiting Sao Paulo to introduce their daughter to the family.

Former British Treasury chief George Osborne is to join investment management firm BlackRock as an adviser.

With an ear-piercing whistle, a professional clown in the crowd startles to order a conference room full of some of the world's elite thinkers, writers and religious minds.

The US Air Force conducted a second “major strike” in consecutive days killing over 100 Al Qaeda fighters at a training camp in northern Syria, a defense official with knowledge of the strike told a handful of reporters at the Pentagon Friday.

The Latest on Gambia's political crisis sparked by the refusal of defeated President Yahya Jammeh to leave office, although the winner of December elections, Adama Barrow, was sworn into office Thursday (all times local): 4:50 p.m.

Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Teori Zavascki has died in a small-plane crash just weeks before he was to rule in a major corruption case that could implicate high-ranking politicians in several Latin American countries.

Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesman has criticized a prominent member of the nationalist Alternative for Germany party for suggesting that the country's decades-long tradition of acknowledging and atoning for its Nazi past should end.

Police in southern Mexico have found the dismembered bodies of a 2-year-old toddler and a woman in plastic bags.

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Boko Haram extremists attack a refugee camp in Nigeria on Thursday evening, with reports suggesting the death toll could be as high as 170.

A member of a separatist group in southern Nigeria says 11 people were killed when security forces cracked down on a demonstration in support of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, though police deny there were any deaths.

Who is defeated Gambian ruler Yahya Jammeh, and why does he refuse to step down? As regional leaders flew in for last-ditch negotiations and a regional military force was poised to swoop in and force him out, Jammeh remained Friday at his official residence.

Inmates armed with knives and cell phones are holding their ground at a prison in northeast Brazil where 26 were killed.

A Russian company is cashing in on Donald Trump’s inauguration Friday with a sterling silver coin with his likeness and the slogan “In Trump We Trust.”

A chocolate maker owned by Ukraine's president says it's planning to shut its factory in Russia for "economic and political reasons." Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko last year put the Roshen confectionery company in a trust, arguing that it's difficult to sell the asset amid an economic downturn.