Latest International Headlines

• 16m ago

  • Venezuelans clean up after day of violent protests

    Working class neighborhoods in Venezuela's capital are sifting through charred rubble and smoldering trash after violence erupted a day earlier

    16m ago

• 19m ago

  • The Latest: Huawei exec on spying accusations: 'Prove it.'

    The chairman of Chinese telecoms giant Huawei has denied that his company's technology allows China's security forces to eavesdrop on customers'...

    19m ago

• 25m ago

  • Russia, Japan make no visible progress on territorial spat

    The leaders of Russia and Japan have acknowledged that settling a decades-long territorial dispute poses a daunting challenge but vowed to continue...

    25m ago

• 27m ago

  • Pakistan probe finds police wrongly killed couple, daughter

    Provincial minister says five police officers have been charged with murder after a probe into a weekend shootout concluded that three people were...

    27m ago

• 34m ago

  • Syria: Blast in coastal city of Latakia kills 1

    Syrian state TV is reporting that an explosion has occurred at an intersection in the coastal city of Latakia inflicting casualties

    34m ago

• 36m ago

  • Car hits Polish policeman, rams into presidential palace

    Polish officials says a car driving the wrong way down a street has struck a policeman near the president's headquarters and then sped off and rammed...

    36m ago

• 37m ago

  • Brexit battle looms as UK lawmakers attack May's 'Plan B'

    Prime Minister Theresa May is determined to get a tweaked version of her rejected European Union divorce deal through Parliament

    37m ago

• 50m ago

  • Puerto Rico leaders meet to fight rise in brazen violence

    Hundreds of government officials and community leaders are meeting in Puerto Rico's capital to brainstorm ways to fight drug trafficking and other...

    50m ago

• 50m ago

  • Zimbabwe leader: Violence by security forces 'unacceptable'

    Zimbabwe has seen a deadly crackdown against fuel price protests in recent days.

    50m ago

• 51m ago

  • Israel: Advanced missile defense system successfully tested

    Israel says it's successfully tested defense system against ballistic missile threats outside the atmosphere

    51m ago

• 54m ago

  • The Latest: Rights group: Zimbabwe 'more brazen' in abuses

    The Latest: Zimbabwe 'more brazen' in abuses under new leader Mnangagwa, rights group says

    54m ago

• 54m ago

  • Palestinian dead as Israel shells Gaza after officer wounded

    A Palestinian was killed and two others are wounded by Israeli bombardment of a Hamas militant post in the Gaza Strip after an Israeli soldier was...

    54m ago

• 55m ago

  • Greek police seize big hoard of allegedly looted antiquities

    Greek police have confiscated over a hundred antiquities allegedly excavated by grave robbers, and arrested a man suspected of trying to sell them for...

    55m ago

• 1h ago

  • Afghan security service suffers heavy toll in Taliban attack

    Afghanistan officials say the country's intelligence agency suffered a heavy toll in a Taliban attack that killed at least 45

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Lebanon rating downgraded on default risks

    Lebanon's finance minister says a report by Moody's Investors Service that downgraded the country's long-term investment ratings reflect the need for...

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • 6 Kosovars jailed for joining terror groups

    A Kosovo court on Tuesday convicted a man for participation in terror groups in Syria and jailed him for five years

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Italy senator apologizes for tweet citing anti-Semitic text

    A senator with Italy's governing 5-Star Movement has apologized for a tweet citing a century-old anti-Semitic conspiracy theory, which he later...

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • 'Several' suspects on the run after bank robbery in Paris

    Paris police said several suspects were on the run after they robbed a Champs-Elysees bank on day light near the luxury shops of the famed touristic...

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Sudan's embattled president travels to Qatar amid unrest

    Sudan's embattled al-Bashir flies to Qatar, his first trip abroad since protests against his rule began nearly five weeks ago

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • The Latest: Ministers urge EU to mediate in Venezuela

    Foreign ministers of five European countries say they want the European Union to take an active role in international mediation they deem necessary in...

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Last moments of Kenya attack victims revealed at memorial

    'The gunshots are coming closer and closer'; new details emerge in account of extremist attack on Nairobi hotel, office complex

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Indonesia reverses course on plan to free radical cleric

    Indonesia's president says an elderly Islamic cleric who inspired the Bali bombers and other extremists won't be released from prison unless he...

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Chris Brown arrested for 'aggravated rape' in Paris: Source

    Two other people were also arrested, the source said.

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • EU, AU urge Congo leader to unite country after tense polls

    EU, AU urge Congo leader to unite country after tense polls, back off reservations about vote

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Liberia's footballer president Weah marks year in office

    Liberia's footballer president Weah marks year in office amid allegations of big spending

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Death toll in Mexico pipeline fire rises to 93

    The death toll in a massive fire at an illegally tapped pipeline in Mexico has risen to 93 after more injured died at hospitals

    1h ago

• 1h ago

  • Portuguese police intercept cocaine shipment to Spain

    Portuguese police say they have discovered 430 kilograms (950 pounds) of cocaine concealed inside a banana shipment from Latin America

    1h ago

• 2h ago

  • Mexico homicide cases rise by 15 percent in 2018

    Mexico's public safety agency says homicide cases rose by 15 percent in 2018

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Al Jazeera says Sudan withdraws journalists' work permits

    Qatari satellite broadcaster Al Jazeera says that its correspondents in Sudan have had their work permits withdrawn by security officials

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Indian police arrest 61 Rohingya Muslims this week

    Police in northeastern India say they have arrested 61 Rohingya Muslims this week amid reports that more than 1,300 have recently crossed the border...

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Romania president: plan to invalidate graft cases not legal

    Romania's president says a government decree that could invalidate hundreds of corruption cases involving senior officials is 'crassly...

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Vatican insists no reports of sexual abuse against Argentine

    The Vatican is insisting that there were no accusations of sexual abuse against an Argentine bishop close to Pope Francis when he resigned in 2017 and...

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Spain: Taxi drivers threaten to take strike to French border

    Taxi drivers striking to demand tighter regulations for companies using ride-hailing apps are blocking traffic for another day in Spain's two major...

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Korea talks in Sweden have ended, few details given

    An official with the independent think tank that co-hosted talks between American, South Korean and North Korean diplomats in Sweden _ considered a...

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Talk about highway speed limit has Germans all fired up

    A leaked proposal to impose universal speed limits on the Autobahn is causing outrage among car-loving Germans

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Germany, France renew friendship treaty, warn of nationalism

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned Tuesday against rising nationalism in Europe and called for a revival of cross-border cooperation, as she and...

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Model who said she had dirt on Russian oligarch walks free

    A Belarusian model and self-styled sex instructor who last year claimed to have evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential...

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Spain probing if borehole that boy fell into was illegal

    Authorities in southern Spain say that the rescue attempt to reach a two-year-old boy who fell in a borehole over a week ago has suffered a new delay

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Thai police says bodies from river were missing activists

    Police in Thailand say DNA tests show that two bodies found washed up on the shore of the Mekong River in the country's northeast are the corpses of...

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Egypt says clashes kill 7 troops, 59 militants in Sinai

    Egypt says at least seven troops including an officer have been killed in clashes with militants in recent operations in the restive northern Sinai...

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Russian plane bound for Moscow in suspected hijacking

    An unnamed man ordered the crew to divert the plane to Afghanistan.

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Inmates at Panama youth prison anticipate visit from pope

    At a youth prison outside the Panamanian capital, inmates are eagerly anticipating a Friday visit by Pope Francis, who will bring a message of peace...

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Russian heavy bomber crash-lands in Arctic, killing 3

    The Russian military says that one of its long-range bombers crash-landed in the Arctic, leaving three of its crew of four dead

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • Bailout inspectors back in Greece, focus on banks

    Representatives of Greek bailout creditors review progress on measures demanded in return for debt relief

    2h ago

• 2h ago

  • China demands US drop Huawei extradition request with Canada

    China demands U.S. drop request for Canada to extradite top Huawei executive

    2h ago

• 3h ago

  • Ukraine's ex-PM announces presidential bid

    Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has announced her presidential bid

    3h ago

• 3h ago

  • AP Explains: Why are France and Germany renewing their vows?

    AP Explains: Why are France and Germany renewing their vows?

    3h ago

• 3h ago

  • Volvo recalls 200,000 cars worldwide to fix fuel line

    The recall is sparked by fears a fuel line may crack.

    3h ago

• 3h ago

  • Cristiano Ronaldo to pay $21 million fine after pleading guilty to tax fraud

    The soccer star is not the first to pay out to the Spanish authorities.

    3h ago

• 3h ago

  • Italy arrests 7 more in bid to keep Sicilian Mafia down

    Italian police have arrested seven suspected Mafiosi as part of an ongoing operation to prevent the Sicilian Mafia from re-establishing a new...

    3h ago