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A Dutch historian found unique 1,000-year-old medieval golden treasure, consisting of four golden ear pendants, two strips of gold leaf and 39 silver coins, the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities (Rijksmuseum van Oudheden) announced on Thursday.

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) maintained ultra-low interest rates on Friday and held off making changes to its controversial bond yield control policy, leaving options open ahead of a leadership transition in April.

A Taliban governor in northern Afghanistan has been killed by an explosion in his office, police officials have told CNN.

Protesters blocked the road to one of the main terminals of Israel's central international airport on Thursday, intensifying a nationwide movement against plans by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to weaken the country's judicial system.

Greece's prime minister has promised to improve the safety standards of the country's railway system following its deadliest train crash on record which sparked mass protests.

As the American survivors of last week's bloody kidnapping in Matamoros receive medical treatment, and the bodies of those killed are repatriated, Mexico's broader epidemic of disappearances remains largely unsolved: More than 100,000 Mexicans and migrants have disappeared, with no explanation of their fate for families.

British high jump coach Fayaaz "Fuzz" Caan has been handed a three-year suspension following a UK Athletics (UKA) disciplinary investigation into his conduct, the sport's national governing body has announced.

Reddit investors have been the butt of many jokes over the last few years, but could these much-maligned meme traders have the last laugh?

A foiled multimillion-dollar heist at Chile's largest airport has left two dead, officials said Wednesday.

The US economy has been remarkably resilient, defying a year's-worth of recession calls. From the labor market to consumer spending to inflation, key readings on the economy have been running hot.

The UK government this week introduced proposed legislation that it couldn't say for certain complies with international law, its latest attempt to put a stop to migrant boats crossing the English Channel from France.

Turkish riot police fired pepper spray to disperse a group of protesters pushing back against a line of police on Wednesday as a rally to mark International Women's Day was winding down in central Istanbul.

Georgia's ruling party has announced it will withdrawal of a controversial "foreign influence" bill following two nights of widespread protests in Tbilisi over fears it would drive a wedge between the Caucasian nation and Europe.

Credit Suisse can't catch a break.

With her second runway show at Paris Fashion Week behind her, Victoria Beckham appears to be ushering in an exciting new era for her eponymous label, nearly 15 years since it launched.

An Indonesian court on Thursday found a senior soccer official guilty of negligence for his role in the deaths of more than 130 people during a crowd crush at a match in the country's East Java province last year, one of the worst disasters in the sport's history.

Police in central Japan have arrested three people for taking part in pranks at a sushi conveyor belt restaurant.

Kakao, one of South Korea's top internet giants, has doubled down on its quest to take control of SM Entertainment, the iconic K-pop music agency.

The US transferred an alleged al Qaeda bomb maker from Guantanamo Bay to Saudi Arabia, the Defense Department announced Wednesday, part of the Biden administration's ongoing efforts to close the prison facility.

Tens of thousands of people gathered outside the Georgian parliament on Wednesday in the second day of protests in capital city Tbilisi over a draft "foreign agents" bill that critics fear could drive a wedge between the Caucasian nation and Europe.