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Jurors have left for the weekend, set to resume deliberating Monday over whether Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team of prosecutors or Manafort’s defense were the most persuasive.

Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan could be forgiven for wondering why he alone among traditional allies in the Middle East has been singled out for U.S. sanctions on human-rights grounds.

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Turkish shares are already the world’s worst performers this year. Options traders are bracing for more losses.

Britain is looking at dropping the link between rail fares and the highest measure of inflation in a move aimed at staving off criticism surrounding annual hikes in ticket prices.

U.K. Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said he’s worried that talks with the European Union may not yield a deal on Brexit, but that more EU nations are now realizing how much of a “mistake” that would

U.K. inflation accelerated for the first in eight months in July, boosted by the cost of auto fuel, transport tickets and computer games.

The Italian government called on managers at Atlantia Spa’s highway-operator unit to resign following the collapse of a bridge in the northern city of Genoa that killed at least 37 people.

The man who reinvented gossip has set out to find the next celebrity president—and keep his brand relevant.

The state will keep burning unless it rethinks building in fire country.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller doesn’t have to shut down his Russia investigation in the weeks before November’s congressional elections despite claims by President Donald Trump’s lawyers that he

Donald Trump often tweets about the many ways he dislikes Amazon.com Inc. and its founder Jeff Bezos -- from the president’s contention that the online merchant has a sweetheart deal with the Postal

From the candidate whose sole asset consists of a 2009 silver Chevy hatchback to a multi-millionaire yacht owner, Brazil’s presidential race offers a snapshot of the country’s social divisions.

Russia’s social-media trolling operation began stepping up its Twitter presence to new heights in late July 2017 -- more than eight months after sowing discord and disinformation in the 2016

British authorities said they are considering turning the area around Parliament into a pedestrian zone to prevent future vehicle attacks as police searched three properties for clues about the

Divestment may be too blunt an instrument to encourage the world’s biggest oil and mining companies to behave ethically: the Methodist Church is prepared to back those committed to mending their ways.

In Langsdorf, a tiny 200-person village about 25 miles from Germany’s Baltic coast, the only thing separating residents from the local tavern Zur Kastanie is a narrow strip of pavement. The normally

Zimbabwe’s ruling party asked the Constitutional Court to reject an opposition petition to overturn last month’s election result.

Tel Aviv, Israel (AP) -- African migrants in Israel have been detained, threatened with deportation and faced hostility from lawmakers and residents. Since last year, they face another burden: a de

India will provide health insurance to 100 million families to help them access good quality and affordable healthcare, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, in a move aimed at shoring up support ahead