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The 71st Cannes Film Festival opens Tuesday with a movie whose title fits the entertainment world’s new era: “Everybody Knows.”

Ankara, Turkey (AP) -- President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has reacted angrily to a group of some 300 well-known French personalities who urged prominent Muslims to denounce anti-Jewish and anti-Christian

Zimbabwe’s main opposition, the Movement for Democratic Change, accused the U.K. government of siding with the ruling party as the southern African nation gears up to hold national elections this

Italy is heading for a snap election that may boost the chances of a populist government taking power.

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Amid corruption and the nation’s worst recession, presidential candidates raise the prospect of selling off state-owned companies.

Italy favors tolerating quotas on metal imports to the U.S. to avert a trans-Atlantic trade war only as part of a broader agreement involving other sectors too, outgoing Economic Development Minister

Benjamin Netanyahu’s message to President Donald Trump has been consistent and clear: If Iran won’t agree to fix the nuclear deal, walk away from it. Some of his advisers aren’t sure that’s the best

Young people in the U.K. should receive a 10,000-pound ($13,500) cash handout to help address the wealth divide with older generations, a think tank proposed Tuesday.

With elections due within a year, Australia’s government on Tuesday announced modest tax cuts and more support for the elderly in a budget aimed at boosting its flagging poll ratings.

President Donald Trump will announce on Tuesday whether the U.S. will leave the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement, a signature achievement by his predecessor that he’s long derided as “the worst deal ever.”

The French government doubled down on its warnings about Air France-KLM Group’s prospects, saying the protracted labor dispute over wages means the airline is losing out to rivals.

Serbian Finance Minister Dusan Vujovic, who lead the biggest former Yugoslav republic through a three-year austerity program, stepped down, citing personal reasons.

Silicon Valley billionaire -- and Donald Trump supporter -- Peter Thiel has emerged as an unlikely player in the international debate over Iran’s nuclear deal with six world powers.

The leader of the House Intelligence Committee is threatening to move quickly on a vote to hold Attorney General Jeff Sessions in contempt of Congress if the Department of Justice doesn’t turn over

Past piles of hay outside the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, vendors in a meeting hall hawked their latest secure voting technology. Local officials and activists tapped sleek Android

The Gerald R. Ford, the U.S. Navy’s costliest warship, suffered a new failure at sea that forced it back to port and raised fresh questions about the new class of aircraft carriers.

Gina Haspel spent three decades working in secret. Now the lifelong spy is preparing for a bruising public debut.

The Trump administration is preparing to battle California’s tough car pollution regulations using an approach that federal courts have already rejected.

Republican officials were thrown into a panic on the cusp of Tuesday’s three crucial Senate primaries as they confronted a late surge by controversial and confrontational candidate Don Blankenship in