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Mohammad Heydarian, an Iranian contractor, still has work finishing off a single-family home. But things look bleak after that, he said. He has...

British Prime Minister David Cameron was bundled into his official car by his bodyguards on Monday after a member of the public ran into him in what...

Lithuania in Eastern Europe has openly challenged Russian might by becoming the first to declare independence from a Russia-dependent gas supply.Till...

‘We expect the elections will go ahead as agreed, and we will of course recognise the results,’ Mr Lavrov told Izvestia daily ahead of Sunday polls...

Health workers are monitoring 82 people who had contact with a toddler who died of Ebola in Mali last week, but no new cases of the disease have yet...

The president of the World Bank says that Ebola-effected countries in West Africa need at least 5,000 more health workers to effectively fight the...

At the height of the Cold War in the 1950s, law enforcement and intelligence leaders like J. Edgar Hoover at the FBI and Allen Dulles at the CIA...

Thousands of civilians fled their homes on Sunday in a battered district of northern Lebanon’s Tripoli, taking advantage of an informal truce in...

The results pointed to overwhelming consensus on Ukraine’s bid to steer from Russia’s orbit on a pro-Western path eventually targeting European Union...

Govorner Rick Scott has ordered twice daily monitoring for anyone returning from places the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...

The deal would see Fujifilm take a 49 percent stake in Kalon Biotherapeutics, with plans to buy the whole company ‘in the future’, the company said,...

Bihar chief minister Jitan Ram Manjhi on Sunday directed cleanliness and electricity supply at river embankments and related water bodies among...