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The border shutdown coincides with Maduro's decision to withdraw from circulation the 100-bolivar note, the country's largest-denominated bill but worth only about $0.3.

U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter says the U.S. has killed three key leaders of the Islamic State group in Syria.

The IAAF says it may reanalyze Russian doping samples from the 2014 world indoor track championships.

Internal United Nations reports obtained by The Associated Press say U.N.

Defense lawyers for Gen. Ratko Mladic have called on U.N.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has arrived on a state visit to Cambodia, where a meeting with Prime Minister Hun Sen will bring together two Southeast Asian leaders known for their tough-guy approach to governing.

Nigeria's Akwa Ibom state government says only 23 people died in a collapsed church, an apparent attempt to cover up the true toll when the metal girders and corrugated iron roof crashed onto a crowded service over the weekend.

Twelve people have been arrested in southern India for not standing while the national anthem was being played at an international film festival, police said Tuesday.

A poll shows 65 percent of Palestinians no longer believe a two-state solution to the conflict with Israel is possible.

Several West African leaders have arrived in Gambia to urge the country's leader to respect elections that voted him out of power after 22 years.

Pope Francis is marking his 80th birthday on Saturday with a morning Mass with his cardinals and an otherwise "normal" day of back-to-back meetings and audiences.

The first and second stones did not kill her.

A judge in Sicily has convicted a ship captain and crew member in the April 2015 sinking that left 700 people dead in one of the Mediterranean's worst migrant disasters.

Malaysia and Singapore have signed an agreement to build a high-speed railway that will cut travel time between Kuala Lumpur and the city-state to just 90 minutes by 2026.

Funded by Britain, a wall has been built to stop migrants from jumping onto trucks in the northern French city of Calais heading across the English Channel.

A Spaniard who carried out a killing for a right-wing paramilitary death squad in the 1980s was arrested Tuesday for allegedly preparing to carry out an Islamic State-inspired suicide attack, the Interior Ministry said.

A lawyer for a Swiss man connected with Malaysia's massive 1MDB financial scandal says he is expected to be freed soon from a Thai prison under a royal pardon applying to thousands of inmates.

Israel's Justice Ministry says it has launched an investigation into a poster showing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu behind a noose.

Two Yazidi women who escaped sexual enslavement by the Islamic State group have accepted the European Union's Sakharov Prize for human rights and said they would continue to be a voice for others suffering a similar fate.

In an apparent diplomatic snub, Israel says none of its officials will meet with the Swedish foreign minister during a visit this week.