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Swiss authorities have seized three paintings by Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh following a U.S. request as part of a probe into the scandal surrounding Malaysian wealth fund 1MDB.

The U.S. State Department said Thursday that it is looking into reports another American has been detained in Iran.

Police are questioning the Thai wife of a British journalist, apparently in connection with his social media post containing embarrassing photographs purported to be of Thailand's crown prince.

Norway is paying homage to the 77 people killed in a bombing and shooting rampage five years ago, with church services and events to mark one of the darkest days in the Scandinavian country's history.

Sheikh Naseer Ahmed is getting married, yet his home looks like anyone else's.

Nice has put up the names of all 84 people killed in last week's truck attack on the front of city hall.

A Chinese official news agency says an airliner with North Korea's flag carrier caught fire and made an emergency landing in northeastern China.

China has commended Britain's decision to list a group advocating independence for the far-western region of Xinjiang as a terrorist organization.

The head of the International Monetary Fund is calling for quick action to end uncertainty over Britain's vote to leave the European Union that she says is dampening global economic growth.

China says its financial assistance to Cambodia is in no way dependent on its diplomatic support, including in Beijing's dispute with other Southeast Asian countries in the South China Sea.

Tibetan groups say Chinese officials have begun dismantling buildings at Larung Gar, one of the world's largest centers of Tibetan Buddhist learning.

Russian warplanes reportedly bombed a secret military base in Syria used by elite American and British forces last month.

One of the art world’s most enduring mysteries was put to rest this week, when the unknown woman who received Vincent Van Gogh’s severed ear was revealed to be a farmer’s daughter named Gabrielle Berlatier.

China is lashing out at the U.S. Republican Party over criticisms of Beijing contained within the party's new policy platform.

China has formally arrested the popular head of a village who won a rare open election in 2012 following a standoff with the ruling Communist Party.

Officials from Malaysia, Australia and China will decide Friday whether to extend an underwater search for Flight 370 amid renewed appeals by families of those aboard the Malaysia Airlines jet to not give up the hunt more than two years after the plane vanished.

Greece's parliament has approved plans to lower the voting age by a year to 17 and adopt a proportional representation system, after years of economic austerity have hammered popular support for traditionally dominant political parties.

The U.S. State Department's special coordinator for Haiti has arrived in the troubled Caribbean country to talk with officials amid a lengthy political impasse.

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The daughter of former Argentine President Cristina Fernandez is appealing a judge's order authorizing the seizure of more than $5 million as part of an investigation into alleged money laundering.