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A panel of independent experts says Panama must improve its information sharing with foreign nations and implement internal regulations to alter its image as a paradise for tax evaders.

An earthquake with preliminary magnitude of 7.3 has struck off the coast of Fukushima prefecture in Japan.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he is not worried about U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's comments on Muslims made during his election campaign.

In the first NFL game in the country in over 11 years, players and fans alike will have to contend with rampant street crime, simmering anger by many Mexicans over the election of Donald Trump, suffocating levels of smog and the bewildering effects of the stadium’s high altitude.

Russia's Defense Ministry says Ukrainian security services have arrested two Russian servicemen.

A sandstorm is brewing west of the Iraqi city of Mosul, kicked up across a barren landscape by thousands of men and machines headed to war.

The Paris prosecutor's office has opened a preliminary investigation into whether national defense secrets were compromised when a newspaper article quoted from a 2013 document — obtained after an interview with the president of France — detailing a planned airstrike in Syria.

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The decapitated bodies and heads of nine men have been found dumped on a roadside in the southern state of Guerrero, prosecutors said, bringing the number of bodies found over the weekend in the state to 14.

Testimony is beginning in the first corruption case to open against Brazil's former president, who faces charges in a wide-ranging investigation that has ensnared many of the country's political and business elite.

The Greek government says the country's economy is set to grow a decade-high rate of 2.7 percent next year despite maintaining high taxes linked to international bailout agreements.

A union representing pilots at Germany airline Lufthansa says it's going on strike in a long-running dispute over pay.

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Russia President Vladimir Putin has warned that his country will move its missiles closer to Europe in response to NATO "expansion" plans.

Bolivian President Evo Morales has declared a national emergency over a lack of water caused by a severe and prolonged drought.

A well-known German neo-Nazi has been convicted again of Holocaust denial and sentenced to prison, but is showing no signs of changing her views.

A former leader of the U.K. Independence Party has announced she is leaving the pro-Brexit party.

United Nations agencies are urging Turkey's government not to press ahead with a proposal that critics say would legitimize child marriages.

The Interfax news agency says the military has deployed state-of-the art anti-shipping missiles in Russia's westernmost Baltic region, a move that comes amid tensions in Russia-West ties.

Iraqi troops fighting Islamic State militants in the eastern outskirts of Mosul regrouped on Monday in neighborhoods they recently retook from the extremist group, conducting house-to-house searches and looking for would-be suicide car bombs, a top Iraqi commander said.