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Alessandro Benetton, the son of one of the Italian fashion brand's founders, has quit the Benetton Group board in a move that has raised union concerns about the company's future.

A military spokesman says a pilot is dead after a Canadian CF-18 fighter jet crashed in western Canada.

Yemen's Houthi rebels and allies from the ousted president's party have formed a new government, deepening divisions in the Arab world's poorest nation.

Cubans across the island are being urged to pay tribute to Fidel Castro by signing oath upholding the late leader's revolutionary ideals.

The death toll and injuries incurred by the Kurdish Peshmerga are mounting in the battle against ISIS, but despite the rising number of fallen and maimed fighters, officials say it would be worse without U.S. training.

Sweden's Christmas Goat — a giant decorative goat made of straw and wood — didn't last long on its 50th anniversary.

A slippery, one-eyed Al Qaeda leader long wanted by the U.S. appears to have finally met his maker courtesy of French air strikes over Libya, two Pentagon sources told Fox News.

Member states of the world's chemical weapons watchdog on Monday slammed Syria for using poison gas during its civil war and for repeatedly failing to fully explain the scope of its chemical weapons program.

A spokeswoman says Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will not be attending the funeral of Cuban leader Fidel Castro.

The head of an Austrian ski resort's tourism office is acknowledging that he made up a story about a snowcat being mistakenly shipped to a German town with the same name.

A financial stability watchdog in the European Union has warned eight countries about risks in their residential real estate markets, including rising levels of mortgage debt or overheated house prices.

Three United Nations employees were recently taken hostage in the volatile Sudanese region of Darfur, local government authorities reported on Monday.

Rights groups are urging Ugandan security forces to show restraint as they crack down on a tribal militia in a remote area near Congo.

A new border security approach promoted by the Texas Department of Public Safety has yielded at least one result: a bumper crop of traffic tickets.

Pope Francis has confirmed plans to make a 2018 trip to Ireland, a Roman Catholic country devastated by the clerical sex abuse scandal, where same-sex marriages are legal and a constitutional ban on abortion is being questioned.

Just three days after the death of Fidel Castro, the first regularly scheduled flight to Cuba's capital in more than a half-century has left from Miami.

South African President Jacob Zuma is fighting for his presidency in the capital Pretoria as the ruling party's highest decision-making body considers a motion for him step down.

Thousands of Cubans walked through Plaza of the Revolution in Havana on Monday to pay their respects to a man who inspired both loyalty and loathing throughout his almost half-century of complete political control of the island.

For the hundreds of thousands of children born of Cuban exiles, Castro's death potentially opens a door to a world long off-limits. 

Albania has celebrated its Independence Day with a display of Mig-19 Chinese-made jets and other outdated weaponry.