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Edgardo Bauza, a former Argentine player who has been the coach of the Sao Paulo soccer club in Brazil, was named Tuesday to head Argentina's national team.

Venezuelan electoral authorities have certified that opponents of President Nicolas Maduro gathered enough signatures permitting them to conduct a second petition drive aimed at removing the socialist leader from office.

U.S. prosecutors have indicted two former Venezuelan officials on drug charges.

Armenia's president has promised to create a government of "national accord" following a two-week standoff at a police compound that has left two police officers dead and shaken the nation.

An official at the Paris prosecutor's office says that a man has been detained and handed preliminary terrorism charges for posing in a photo with the Nice truck attacker.

Yemen's foreign minister says that his delegation is leaving Kuwait where the United Nations-mediated talks have been taking place for the past two months.

Police in Turkey Monday captured all but one member of a so-called military "death squad" suspected of taking part in the failed coup against the country's president, a government official announced.

An official at the Paris prosecutor's office says that a man has been detained and handed preliminary terrorism charges for posing in a photo with the Nice truck attacker.

The United States launched a new round of airstrikes against Islamic State militants in Libya on Monday, Pentagon officials confirmed, opening a more persistent front against the terror group that had no specific "end point" as long as the fragile Libyan government needed US help.

The weekend's hot balloon crash in Texas has been a grim reminder of a similar but deadlier accident in Egypt three years ago, when 19 foreign tourists burned to death or jumped to their deaths from the burning balloon as their sightseeing sunrise flight over the famed temples of the ancient city of Luxor drew to a close.

A priest in Belgium has been stabbed by a man claiming to be an asylum seeker he had allowed in to his home to use his shower, it has been reported.

In the new edition of its full-color, glossy magazine, ISIS mocks those in the “Islam-is-a-peaceful-religion crowd” for asserting the terror group does not represent Islam, and even wades into the controversy surrounding Donald Trump and the parents of a dead Muslim U.S. soldier.

More than a dozen human rights groups are calling on Mauritania to unconditionally release 13 anti-slavery activists and drop all charges against them.

A Burundian journalist who is exiled in Uganda says he was stabbed in the capital, Kampala, and recognized two attackers as Burundians.

Russia's state-controlled nuclear company says it's ready to replace a nuclear reactor for Belarus' first atomic plant after a construction accident.

A Romanian council has voted that a former interior minister plagiarized his doctoral thesis and should be stripped of his title in the country's latest case of high-level plagiarism.

An official says Kurdish rebels have detonated a car bomb in southeast Turkey, killing five police officers traveling inside a police vehicle.

An Islamic State-inspired taxi driver who tried to behead a London Underground passenger has been sent to a high-security mental hospital to begin a life sentence.

Shares in troubled Italian bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena rose Monday as a capital infusion means the bank won't be nationalized.

Turkey's Anadolu news agency says the president and main opposition leader have dropped lawsuits against each other.