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An Italian foundation for children says that William Salice, credited with launching Kinder Sorpresa, a hollow chocolate egg with a surprise tiny toy inside, has died.

The International Federation of Journalists says that 93 journalists and media staff were killed in targeted attacks, by bombs or by crossfire in 2016 while a further 29 died in two plane crashes.

Among the dozens of Russians punished by the Obama administration over election-related hacking this week, the FBI has pegged two cybercriminals among the most wanted on the planet.

In a sharp departure from Russia's previous strategy of responding to U.S. sanctions in kind, President Vladimir Putin said Friday he would not kick out American diplomats -- one day after President Barack Obama moved to expel 35 Russian intelligence operatives.

Globalization, the path that the world economy has largely followed for decades, took some hefty blows in 2016.

Turkey's state-run news agency says a prominent investigative journalist has been formally arrested on charges of engaging in terrorist propaganda for a series of social media postings and articles.

China says it will shut down its ivory trade at the end of 2017 in a move designed to curb the mass slaughter of African elephants.

Burundi's president has threatened to pull out almost 5,500 troops contributing to African Union forces in Somalia over unpaid allowances.

The 19-year-old resident of Mosul pulled up his shirt and showed a festering wonder on his back.

The discovery of a body in a burned-out car in Rio de Janeiro has sparked fears that it might be that of the Greek ambassador to Brazil, it has been reported.

Russia is urging the U.N.

Authorities in Mali have returned two people to France after French authorities apparently deported them to this West African country without proof of their nationality.

Iraq's special forces are continuing to push back Islamic State militants in the eastern sector of Mosul.

The Russian government unleashed a series of threats to retaliate on Friday after President Barack Obama approved a series of punishing new sanctions against Moscow in connection to election-related hacking, kicking out 35 intelligence operatives from the US.

Newly released British government files show that leaders and top diplomats were taken by surprise and deeply upset by former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's fall from power in November 1990.

Italy's interior minister says Tunisian Anis Amri moved like a "lone wolf" while traveling through Italy after fleeing the Berlin truck attack.

Austrian police say they have arrested 50 people and seized cocaine, heroin, marijuana and amphetamines following a three-year investigation into a suspected drug-smuggling ring.

Dozens of activists from a student wing of the banned anti-India Lashkar-e-Taiba militant group have rallied in Islamabad to condemn a recent U.S. ban on their organization.

An Indonesian budget airline has fired a pilot who was suspected of trying to fly a plane while he was drunk.