Europe

Eiffel Tower turns off lights to call for ceasefire in Aleppo

  PARIS, France (Reuters) -- Paris turned off the famed lights of the Eiffel Tower on Wednesday (December 14) as…

Lagarde grilled over ‘colossal’ payout in French trial

by Aurélia END Agence France Presse PARIS, France  (AFP) - IMF boss Christine Lagarde faced a grilling Tuesday, the second…

Lack of funds threatens malaria progress: WHO

LONDON, United Kingdom (AFP) -- Global progress on controlling malaria risks stalling due to an "urgent need" for more funding,…

Turkey defiant as Kurdish militants claim Istanbul carnage

by Fulya OZERKAN Agence France-Presse INSTANBUL, Turkey -- A defiant President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday vowed to fight terror…

Ruling party, opposition both claim victory in Macedonia polls

by Jasmina Mironski and Rachel O'Brien Agence France Presse SKOPJE, Macedonnia (AFP) -- Macedonia's ruling conservative party and the opposition…

Bill English elected to replace New Zealand PM Key

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AFP) -- New Zealand's ruling National Party appointed the experienced Bill English as the country's new prime…

Italy’s Renzi resigns, hints at early election

  by Angus Mackinnon Agence France Presse ROME, Italy (AFP) -  Matteo Renzi bowed out as Italian prime minister on…

75 years ago, Pearl Harbor attack brought US into WWII

PARIS, France (AFP) -- The December 7, 1941 Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor triggered the United States to join its…

Obama called Italy’s PM Renzi: White House

TAMPA, United States (AFP) -- US President Barack Obama on Tuesday phoned Italy's Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, who formally resigned…

Merkel launches election bid with tough line on immigration

ESSEN, Germany (AFP) - by Hui Min NEO Chancellor Angela Merkel Tuesday lashed populists seeking to exploit Germany's refugee influx,…

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