Brazil OKs Amended Bill on Car-hailing Apps After Uber Lobbying
Brazil’s Senate approved a weaker version of a hotly disputed bill to regulate car-hailing servicesmore
Leave a commentImmigrants From Honduras, Nicaragua Face US Deadline
Immigrants from Honduras and Nicaragua who have Temporary Protected Status in the United States willmore
Leave a commentBahrain Imposes Entry Visas on Qatar Nationals, Residents
Bahrain said on Tuesday it would impose entry visas on Qatar nationals and residents inmore
Leave a commentUkraine Official: US Should Demand Access to Yanukovych in Manafort Case
A top Ukrainian official says Russia should provide U.S. investigators with access to former Ukrainianmore
Leave a commentTrump Administration to Defend Cuba Embargo at UN, Reversing Obama
The Trump administration will defend America’s decades-old economic embargo on Cuba in a United Nationsmore
Leave a commentCleared of Islamic State, Raqqa Remains a Deadly Battlefield
Syrians hoping to return home to Raqqa now that the city has been liberated frommore
Leave a commentWorld Bank Approves $400 Million to Rebuild Liberated Iraqi Areas
The World Bank on Tuesday approved $400 million in additional funding to help rebuild servicesmore
Leave a commentBritain Accelerates Brexit Plans; Talks Also to Speed Up
Britain is accelerating preparations for “all eventualities” when it leaves the European Union, but bothmore
Leave a commentMexico GDP Shrinks Amid NAFTA Uncertainty, Disasters
Mexico announced Tuesday that its economy shrank 0.2 percent in the third quarter compared withmore
Leave a commentPrime Minister: Iraq to Pay Kurdish Peshmerga, Civil Servants
The Iraqi government plans to soon start paying the salaries of Kurdish Peshmerga fighters andmore
Leave a commentIran Says Supreme Leader Limits Ballistic Missile Range
Iran’s supreme leader has restricted the range of ballistic missiles manufactured in the country tomore
Leave a commentOusted Catalan Leader in Brussels as Spain Seek Charges
Spain’s High Court Tuesday called for ousted Catalonia President Carles Puigdemont to appear in courtmore
Leave a commentCzech Election Winner Babis to Seek Minority Government
Czech election winner Andrej Babis will attempt to form a minority government after being shunnedmore
Leave a commentArgentina’s Macri Vows to Pursue Tax, Labor, Pension Reforms
Argentina’s President Mauricio Macri vowed to press ahead with reforms to the country’s tax, labormore
Leave a commentUN Official: Over 13 Million People Inside Syria Need Aid
More than 13 million people inside Syria still need humanitarian assistance and nearly half aremore
Leave a commentKey Opposition Parties Boycott Venezuela Mayoral Elections
Two of Venezuela’s leading opposition parties will boycott upcoming political races to protest recent gubernatorialmore
Leave a commentChile’s Pinera Says Spending Plan Would Cost $14 Billion
Chile’s frontrunning center-right presidential candidate, Sebastian Pinera, on Monday unveiled a $14 billion, four-year spendingmore
Leave a commentAzerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey Launch ‘Silk Road’ Rail Link
The leaders of Azerbaijan, Turkey and Georgia launched an 826-km (500-mile) rail link connecting themore
Leave a commentBrazil Hopes to Reward Landowners for Preserving Amazon Forest
The best way to further reduce deforestation in the Amazon rainforest is paying owners tomore
Leave a commentPutin Opens Monument to Stalin’s Victims, Dissidents Cry Foul
President Vladimir Putin inaugurated a monument to the victims of Stalinist purges on Monday, butmore
Leave a commentSpecial US Envoy Reports ‘Important Progress’ in Mideast Peace
U.S. special Mideast envoy Jason Greenblatt was in Israel Sunday as part of the Trumpmore
Leave a commentColombia’s ELN Rebels Admit Killing Indigenous Leader Amid Ceasefire
Colombia’s ELN rebels have admitted to killing an indigenous leader last week, drawing criticism frommore
Leave a commentLeftist Candidates Dominate Local Elections in Macedonia
Candidates supported by Macedonia’s left-led government have dominated local elections, preliminary results from Sunday’s runoffmore
Leave a commentRomania: Lawmakers Approve Law That May Harm Press Freedom
Romanian senators on Monday approved a proposal that would allow Parliament to dismiss the chiefmore
Leave a commentFinnish President Says Joining NATO Would Require Referendum
Any move by Finland to join NATO would need public approval via a referendum, Presidentmore
Leave a commentUS, Qatar Agree to Further Curbs on Terrorist Financing
Qatar has agreed to strengthen counter-terrorism cooperation with the United States to crack down onmore
Leave a commentWomen in Saudi Arabia Cheer News They Will Be Allowed into Sport Stadiums
Women in Saudi Arabia on Monday welcomed the announcement that they will be allowed tomore
Leave a commentTrump Vows Justice as US Captures Key Benghazi Militant
U.S. special operations forces captured a militant in Libya accused of playing an instrumental rolemore
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