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French authorities say four men have been detained in an investigation into a failed attack last year on a suburban Paris church.

North Korea has made a state request to officials in China pleading for them to stop referring to ‘glorious leader’ Kim Jong-un as fat.

French President Francois Hollande says he wants the country's state of emergency prolonged until its presidential election next spring.

Qatar's World Cup sites will be inspected from next year by an international trade union which wants the deaths of all workers assessed by external coroners and for the causes to be published.

U.S. officials are expressing concern about a budding arms pact between Iran and Russia estimated to be worth more than $10 billion, according to State Department officials who spoke to the Washington Free Beacon and expressed alarm over the “increased Iranian military capability.”

As Greece struggles to rebuild its economy crippled by massive debt, some governments around Athens reportedly face a tough mandate: pay your debt by the next century, or else.

A senior member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party says she will seek a fourth term in the country's national election next year.

Their smiles and eyes wide with anticipation say it all — for the first time in two years, Iraqi children in a village south of Mosul that was freed from the Islamic State group are back in school.

The United Nations is quietly urging its agencies and non-governmental organizations operating in Syria to scale back their multibillion-dollar requests for aid for next year by more than 20 percent, according to an internal document examined by Fox News.

Hungarian police say anti-terror squads have detained 12 people in eight localities suspected of involvement with the extremist Hungarian National Front.

Iran's official IRNA news agency says the nation's intelligence service has confiscated about 2 tons of explosives linked to planned attacks by the Islamic State group in the country's west.

Egypt has condemned an Israeli bill that, if adopted, would legalize settlements built without government permission in the West Bank — territory Palestinians claim as part of their future state.

It was supposed to be Serena Shim's last assignment inside Turkey reporting for an Iranian news agency when the Lebanese-American journalist died in what her family claims was a "targeted hit." Two years after Shim's October 2014 death, her family is renewing its call for the U.S. government to investigate her case -- claiming the 29-year-old mother of two was deliberately driven off the road in a staged car accident.

Israel appointed an ambassador to Turkey on Tuesday, its first since both countries recalled their envoys five years ago amid a spat over a deadly Israeli raid on a Turkish vessel trying to reach the Gaza Strip.

Pope Francis now has a blue Chicago Cubs hat to go with his traditional white skull cap.

A senior Russian Cabinet minister has fallen very suddenly from grace, accused of bribery and abuse of office but seen by many observers as the victim of Kremlin tactics to balance one group of power players against the other, ensuring President Vladimir Putin remains the ultimate arbiter.

It looks as if WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s cat is ready for a Fancy Feast.

The polls have just closed, and Nabila Mounib is surrounded by activists who take selfies with her and wish her luck.

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China's first aircraft carrier is now ready to engage in combat, marking a milestone for a navy that has invested heavily in its ability to project power far from China's shores.