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Argentina's presidential office says a vehicle carrying President Mauricio Macri has been attacked by rock-wielding protesters who broke two windows.

Policymakers say Mexico aims to strike a balance between hearing out Trump's concerns over illegal immigration and U.S. jobs, and adopting a firm posture to protect its own economic interests.

Despite the significant surge in tourism set off by the detente with the United States, Cuba’s economy shrank in 2016 for the first time in nearly a quarter century.

The Latest on Europe's response to the inflow of asylum seekers and migrants to the continent (all times local): 3:40 p.m.

Israel's military says troops arrested the brother of a senior member of the Islamic militant group Hamas.

A series of photographs published by an Iranian freelancer photographer of homeless people sleeping in graves outside of Tehran has shocked the nation.

The Swiss army has deployed five Super-Puma helicopters to help fight forest fires in the south of the country.

German prosecutors say they've detained a Tunisian man they think may have been involved in last week's truck attack on a Christmas market in Berlin.

Israel has declassified reams of documents related to a decades-old mystery of young children who disappeared in the late 1940s and early 1950s.

German authorities say more than 54,000 migrants, including failed asylum-seekers, received approval for government funding to return to their homeland this year, paving the way for a significant increase in voluntary departures.

Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Cleveland's bishop, who, in 2012, was overruled by the Vatican in his bid to close parishes.

Madrid's town hall hopes to sharply reduce pollution levels by limiting vehicle circulation for the first time, based on registration plate numbers.

Germany's central bank says former president Hans Tietmeyer, who was at the helm of the Bundesbank when the euro was introduced, has died.

Pakistan's prime minister has inaugurated a 340 MW nuclear power plant built with Chinese aid, the third of four such projects aimed at addressing longtime energy shortages.

Police in southern Switzerland say the body of an American hiker who apparently fell 150 meters (nearly 500 feet) has been found in the region known for the famed Matterhorn peak.

Half a year after losing his legs in the war against separatists in Ukraine's east, Lt. Volodymyr Kovalsky showed the strength of his body and spirit in a sports competition for disabled servicemen.

Police in Cologne have banned a far-right demonstration on New Year's Eve as they work to prevent a repeat of last year's disorder and say they'll put obstacles in place to prevent anyone driving into crowds.

Jordan's official news agency says the State Security Court has sentenced five alleged members of the Islamic State group to death by hanging.

Search teams on Wednesday recovered another flight recorder from a military plane that crashed in the Black Sea, killing all 92 aboard, the Defense Ministry said.

An Iranian general says his country's air defenses have warned off several U.S. fighter jets and drones during an ongoing military drill in the country's south.