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Beijing may see friendly ties with France as a way into expanding its influence within the E.U., but is constrained in its ability to offer Paris major concessions.

“No medical intervention was required and the pendant passed naturally,” New Zealand Police said.

Activists said decades of deforestation have stripped away natural defenses that once absorbed rainfall and stabilized soil.

"The United States itself still buys nuclear fuel from us for its own nuclear power plants," Russia's president said during his first India visit in four years.

Russia's president bears "moral responsibility" for the death of a British woman poisoned with the nerve agent, an inquiry concluded.

Officials are rushing to tamp down anger and warn against "anti-China" forces sowing discord over the blaze, which killed at least 159 people.

New Zealand's Department of Conservation said the bar staff "did a great job keeping the seal safe" until their workers arrived.

The nation’s first female prime minister has won admiration as a new type of role model for women, despite hard-line conservative policies.

The directive led to widespread criticism and concerns of violation of data privacy and user consent in one of the largest handset markets in the world.

The petition from the family of Alejandro Carranza says the military bombed his fishing boat on Sept. 15, when he was sailing off Colombia’s Caribbean coast, in violation of human rights conventions.

NATO chief appeared to downplay the rare absence of Secretary of State Marco Rubio at what is meant to be a gathering of allies at a key moment in the U.S.-led pefforts.