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Israeli forces shoot dead three Palestinian assailants

Israeli security forces shot dead three Palestinian assailants in separate incidents in Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank on Friday,

The top UN official on Syria said peace talks will not resume on February 25, while a monitoring group reported ongoing

Rioting erupted in the Ugandan capital on Friday after police arrested the country’s main opposition leader while incoming election results

Austria, which angered other European Union states by announcing a daily cap on immigration and asylum claims, said on Friday

Iceland’s tourism industry is asking visitors to do some studying before they arrive in an attempt to make sure they

The discovery of a largely intact, 3,000-year-old wheel at a site dubbed Britain’s Pompeii has prompted a reassessment of Bronze

The Vatican has sought to clarify the Pope’s comment that Republican candidate Donald Trump’s plan to build a wall with

NATO vessels have arrived in the Aegean Sea to start monitoring the migration route between Turkey and Greece, a NATO official

David Cameron’s hopes of getting a reform deal on Friday look in doubt as haggling continues at the EU summit.

The HSBC headquarters is seen in the Canary Wharf financial district in east London, Britain February 15, 2016. REUTERS/HANNAH MCKAY