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As the dust settled after the latest agreement was struck to solve the Eurozone debt crisis, French President Nicolas Sarkozy admitted it had been a "mistake" to admit the stricken Greeks into the monetary union.

The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously Thursday to end military operations in Libya.

Nayef bin Abdulaziz, Saudi Arabia's interior minister, has been named the new crown prince of the key oil-producing nation, ascending at a time of regional turmoil given the populist Arab Spring movement and simmering international issues involvin…

Hurricane Rina neared some of Mexico's most popular beaches Thursday, sending residents fleeing inland.

A teenager was pulled alive from rubble 100 hours after an earthquake shook eastern Turkey, authorities said today. Meanwhile, the death toll has risen to 535.

They lined up hundreds strong to touch the dirt. Some fell to their knees, clutching the gritty stuff as though it were a long-lost child. Others lifted it to their lips to savor a taste of the home they left behind decades ago.

A Kenyan government official said Thursday that Al-Shabaab leaders are seeking negotiations as the nation pursues the Islamist militants deeper into Somalia.

Ilan Grapel, a citizen of Israel and the United States who was arrested in Egypt and accused of spying for Israel, was handed over to Israeli authorities Thursday as part of a prisoner swap, Egyptian officials and state-run media said.

More than a year after remarks he made in a controversial Rolling Stone article cost him his job, retired Gen. Stanley McChrystal is heading back to Afghanistan — at the invitation of the country's presidential palace.

European leaders have hashed out a deal on debt crisis measures but what exactly does that mean?