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British Airways has apologized for delays caused by computer glitches in check-in systems — and warned that there may be further troubles.

A summit of Southeast Asian leaders has opened, overshadowed by the Philippine leader's intemperate comments aimed at President Barack Obama.

Russia's justice ministry has branded Russia's only major private pollster a "foreign agent," a stigma that could lead to its closure.

Officials say a car bombing in a bustling commercial area in central Baghdad has killed at least 12 civilians.

The Australian government says it is seeking at least 120 million Australian dollars ($90 million) from the owners of a Chinese coal ship that damaged part of the Great Barrier Reef.

Japan's Prince Hisahito has turned 10 amid national attention over the future of Japanese monarchy after Emperor Akihito, his grandfather, indicated a wish to abdicate.

Rescue workers say the death toll from a construction site collapse in Tel Aviv has risen to three.

Go to the villages of south Kashmir and they'll tell you stories about Burhan Wani, the militant commander shot by security forces as he tried to escape through the back door of an isolated hideout.

More than 1,000 Buddhists in a Myanmar state wracked by religious and ethnic strife protested Tuesday's arrival of former U.N.

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has expressed regret over his "son of a bitch" remark while referring to President Barack Obama.

Police say a bomb has exploded outside a school in southern Thailand, killing a man and his 4-year-old daughter.

Authorities in the southern portion of Mexico's Baja California peninsula ordered schools closed and set up emergency shelters as Hurricane Newton gained strength while bearing down on the twin resorts of Los Cabos for a predicted arrival Tuesday morning.

Fishermen gathered eagerly at a rickety wooden pier to welcome a boat carrying Haiti's most divisive and provocative political candidate.

Gabon's justice minister says he has resigned over the government's refusal to recount controversial ballots that saw violent protests and allegations of fraud after the president was re-elected by a slim margin.

A prominent journalist on the Venezuelan island of Margarita was charged Monday with money laundering and will remain behind bars after publicizing a protest against President Nicolas Maduro.

Mexico's Supreme Court has ruled unconstitutional two state anti-corruption laws that outgoing governors passed in apparent attempts to shield themselves from investigation.

A friend of a former Guantanamo detainee resettled in Uruguay says Abu Wa'el Dhiab is weak from a hunger strike and could need to be hospitalized.

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A Dominican Republic court has ordered three months detention for a former Ukrainian government official during an investigation into accusations he kidnapped a fellow countryman at a popular Dominican tourist spot.

Nigerian news reports say security forces have detained a journalist over alleged links to Boko Haram and purported knowledge of the kidnapped Chibok schoolgirls.