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A Russian national and gun-rights advocate was ordered jailed in the U.S. until her trial on charges she conspired to establish a back channel between Russians and American politicians, after

Airbus SE Chief Executive Officer Tom Enders bashed U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May’s “unraveling” Brexit plan, following on similar criticism leveled Tuesday by his counterpart at engine-maker

The Trump administration began an investigation into whether uranium imports threaten national security, a move that may lead to tariffs on the nuclear power plant fuel.

Boris Johnson, the former foreign secretary, attacked Prime Minister Theresa May’s “dithering” over Brexit negotiation, dismissing her plan as “enforced vassalage” as the U.K. remains under some

Washington (AP) -- President Donald Trump is taking another jab at NATO, questioning whether the alliance's mutual defense pact might conceivably let tiny Montenegro's "very aggressive people" start

Justin Trudeau is resetting after a rocky year dented his chances of re-election.

A Turkish court refused to release an American pastor from prison, fanning tensions with Washington and sending the lira sliding on fears of U.S. retaliation.

China accused American officials of making false accusations as it fired back against a claim Xi Jinping is blocking talks with the U.S. over the trade war between both nations.

The U.S. Army is delaying approval of full-scale production of BAE Systems Plc’s new self-propelled howitzer, citing the need to improve quality before proceeding with additional contracts options

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that Russia has agreed to help the U.S. deal with North Korea. But he didn’t provide details as he sought to stem political damage following his forced retreat

French nationalist Marine Le Pen said U.S. politicians who characterize Moscow as a threat are “backward” and they need to accept that 21st century Russia is “modern and safe.”

President Vladimir Putin’s offer to help the U.S. investigate alleged Russian election meddling, hailed as an “incredible” gesture by Donald Trump, included the same allegations made by a

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government faces a no-confidence vote on Friday as the opposition uses the new monsoon session of India’s parliament to challenge his administration ahead of general

Theresa May only narrowly avoided a catastrophic defeat on her Brexit legislation, but after an intense day in Parliament, the atmosphere at a Tory backbenchers’ meeting suggests she’s out of

Canada’s provincial premiers should cut red tape on trade at home and maintain solidarity with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the face of U.S. “protectionist attacks,” the head of a major business

Just as Libya resumes oil exports from recently shuttered ports, an attack on its largest field is setting back progress yet again.

Washington (AP) -- James Comey, the FBI director who was fired last year by President Donald Trump, is urging voters to support Democrats in November's midterm elections.

Ethiopia’s national carrier is making its first regular passenger flight to neighboring Eritrea since a war two decades ago, underlining a surprise rapprochement between the former foes who have vowed

House Republicans sought to force a confrontation Wednesday with Democrats to exploit their divisions over calls from the party’s left wing to abolish the agency on the front lines of President Donald